Moving to Canada
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Moving to Canada
Hi everyone,
My first post, so feel free to ask any questions if I am not clear enough.
In 2019 we moved from England to Queensland, Australia on a temporary visa pathway to permanent residency, PR was granted in February 2020.
While we are told living in Australia and getting PR just before the pandemic was officially recognized, is fortunate, we have an itch. Not necessarily to return to the UK, as we no longer enjoyed the rat race and many other problems, but to possibly look for somewhere in Canada, that has a mix of familiar weather and a relaxed way of life.
We are 46, 50 and 8. My occupation as a management consultant is usually high in demand and I have 8 years experience of the role.
So my question is, where would a good place to live be? Feel free to express opinions, it all helps and we are grateful for any replies. And would our ages rule us out?
My first post, so feel free to ask any questions if I am not clear enough.
In 2019 we moved from England to Queensland, Australia on a temporary visa pathway to permanent residency, PR was granted in February 2020.
While we are told living in Australia and getting PR just before the pandemic was officially recognized, is fortunate, we have an itch. Not necessarily to return to the UK, as we no longer enjoyed the rat race and many other problems, but to possibly look for somewhere in Canada, that has a mix of familiar weather and a relaxed way of life.
We are 46, 50 and 8. My occupation as a management consultant is usually high in demand and I have 8 years experience of the role.
So my question is, where would a good place to live be? Feel free to express opinions, it all helps and we are grateful for any replies. And would our ages rule us out?
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Re: Moving to Canada
Hi, welcome to BE.
Your ages won't rule you out, unlike Oz there is no upper age limit for immigration. But unfortunately it will affect your score and therefore eligibility for PR. Start with this page on the official website to see what you mean by eligible for - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration...nada-tool.html. And then we can help you work out your next step.
I wouldn't worry about where to live for now, until you've worked out the visa side of things - if you don't score enough to get PR without a job/sponsorship, then you may not have much choice in where you go anyway, as you'll have to move to wherever you can find a job offer.
HTH, best of luck.
Your ages won't rule you out, unlike Oz there is no upper age limit for immigration. But unfortunately it will affect your score and therefore eligibility for PR. Start with this page on the official website to see what you mean by eligible for - https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration...nada-tool.html. And then we can help you work out your next step.
I wouldn't worry about where to live for now, until you've worked out the visa side of things - if you don't score enough to get PR without a job/sponsorship, then you may not have much choice in where you go anyway, as you'll have to move to wherever you can find a job offer.
HTH, best of luck.
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Re: Moving to Canada
[QUOTE=christmasoompa;12991389]Hi, welcome to BE.
thanks for this. Yes, according to the site Express Entry seems the most appropriate. I am quite fortunate as the role I am is in high demand globally.
thanks for this. Yes, according to the site Express Entry seems the most appropriate. I am quite fortunate as the role I am is in high demand globally.
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Re: Moving to Canada
HTH.
#5
Re: Moving to Canada
Hi everyone,
My first post, so feel free to ask any questions if I am not clear enough.
In 2019 we moved from England to Queensland, Australia on a temporary visa pathway to permanent residency, PR was granted in February 2020.
While we are told living in Australia and getting PR just before the pandemic was officially recognized, is fortunate, we have an itch. Not necessarily to return to the UK, as we no longer enjoyed the rat race and many other problems, but to possibly look for somewhere in Canada, that has a mix of familiar weather and a relaxed way of life.
We are 46, 50 and 8. My occupation as a management consultant is usually high in demand and I have 8 years experience of the role.
So my question is, where would a good place to live be? Feel free to express opinions, it all helps and we are grateful for any replies. And would our ages rule us out?
My first post, so feel free to ask any questions if I am not clear enough.
In 2019 we moved from England to Queensland, Australia on a temporary visa pathway to permanent residency, PR was granted in February 2020.
While we are told living in Australia and getting PR just before the pandemic was officially recognized, is fortunate, we have an itch. Not necessarily to return to the UK, as we no longer enjoyed the rat race and many other problems, but to possibly look for somewhere in Canada, that has a mix of familiar weather and a relaxed way of life.
We are 46, 50 and 8. My occupation as a management consultant is usually high in demand and I have 8 years experience of the role.
So my question is, where would a good place to live be? Feel free to express opinions, it all helps and we are grateful for any replies. And would our ages rule us out?
With 10 to 15 vacation days in most jobs, low salaries and the most overpriced real estate in the world- relaxation is not a thing for most people in Canada.
Last edited by JamesM; Apr 5th 2021 at 4:21 pm.
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Re: Moving to Canada
Thanks again. We score 854 through this method
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Re: Moving to Canada
Could you show your breakdown please?
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Particularly as they will have 0 points for age.. I don't think that can be correct either..
Particularly as they will have 0 points for age.. I don't think that can be correct either..