Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
#271
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Joined: Dec 2005
Location: Hubbards, Nova Scotia
Posts: 33
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Like I have already said Neiclairep congratulations and if you embrace all the great things NS has to offer you will love it!
#272
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Thanks for all comments, I took a break for a while and we have now had a formal job offer, thanks for comments we have made he decision and it is yipeeee we are moving to NS
Please don't rain on my parade - we have researched looked and are at peace with a decision that wasn't easy
Each to their own, you have all been brilliant :-)
Please don't rain on my parade - we have researched looked and are at peace with a decision that wasn't easy
Each to their own, you have all been brilliant :-)
Good luck and keep us all posted.
#273
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Joined: Nov 2014
Posts: 94
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Hey great news! Good for you. NS will be a great adventure and a lovely place to live. Nothing wrong with moving to Canada is that's what you want to do; lots of us have! Don't be put off by the eggmen of this world. For every moaner on here there are ten who thoroughly enjoy their new lives.
Good luck and keep us all posted.
Good luck and keep us all posted.
Regardless of exchange rate property and gas much cheaper but food-beer-income tax etc way to expensive due the provincial/federal monopolies which have NO place in a free market economy.
Good Luck with your move but "All that Glitters is not Gold"
Graham
#274
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Joined: Nov 2014
Posts: 94
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Moaning no, being realistic about the good and the bad yes My biggest lesson the "Exchange Rate" when living on UK based income or moving big money from the UK-like house sale. 2012/13 was around $1.55, today $1.80 to the UK pound, Big Big difference and don't use your UK bank
Regardless of exchange rate property and gas much cheaper but food-beer-income tax etc way to expensive due the provincial/federal monopolies which have NO place in a free market economy.
Good Luck with your move but "All that Glitters is not Gold"
Graham
Regardless of exchange rate property and gas much cheaper but food-beer-income tax etc way to expensive due the provincial/federal monopolies which have NO place in a free market economy.
Good Luck with your move but "All that Glitters is not Gold"
Graham
DO NOT fly via a US hub, all though only in transit you HAVE to go through US immigration, takes time and you need a a ESTA costs 10 quid a head.
Your Budget, keep in mind long term travel costs back to UK or parents visiting you it mounts BIG TIME I can assure you.
Our son has a great job in NS and travel-yes he can afford but it costs big bucks over time as he would tell you.
Most on this site ignore my comments, I write reality and facts having lived in NS and my wife says never again.
Good Luck
Graham
#275
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Joined: Dec 2014
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Posts: 25
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Once I have been nominated by the province, they then provide a letter which replaces the LMIA and I apply for a Temporary Work Permit.
I still haven't been able to submit my application to Nova Scotia yet as I'm waiting on my future employer for their nomination form - but once I have that my application will be on it's way.
Hopefully the waiting time for Nomination from the Immi dept in NS won't be too long.
#276
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Good luck.
#277
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
More thoughts and I'm not trying to burst your "Bubble" Flights, best but most expensive are Heathrow-Halifax Air Canada but getting a "one way" in my/others experience very difficult. Iceland Air cheaper but not year round.
DO NOT fly via a US hub, all though only in transit you HAVE to go through US immigration, takes time and you need a a ESTA costs 10 quid a head.
Your Budget, keep in mind long term travel costs back to UK or parents visiting you it mounts BIG TIME I can assure you.
Our son has a great job in NS and travel-yes he can afford but it costs big bucks over time as he would tell you.
Most on this site ignore my comments, I write reality and facts having lived in NS and my wife says never again.
Good Luck
Graham
DO NOT fly via a US hub, all though only in transit you HAVE to go through US immigration, takes time and you need a a ESTA costs 10 quid a head.
Your Budget, keep in mind long term travel costs back to UK or parents visiting you it mounts BIG TIME I can assure you.
Our son has a great job in NS and travel-yes he can afford but it costs big bucks over time as he would tell you.
Most on this site ignore my comments, I write reality and facts having lived in NS and my wife says never again.
Good Luck
Graham
#278
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Joined: Nov 2014
Posts: 94
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Obvious as no family or friend wants to see you UK You need to change your attitude as does Canada, 50 years behind the modern world, I've lived there and KNOW, old fashioned/out of date in so many ways.
Graham
Graham
#279
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Aaaah! That'll be it then. I know I can change - I just need more time....
#280
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Joined: Jul 2007
Location: White Rock BC
Posts: 11,682
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
I've lived here a lot longer than you and I KNOW that you don't half post some rubbish.
#281
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
#282
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
I don't think the eggman has grasped the concept that, as an expat forum, actually quite a lot of us have lived there/here. I'm starting to wonder if this is David Icke re-inventing himself.
Last edited by rivingtonpike; Jan 20th 2015 at 2:25 am.
#283
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
Would you walk into a pub, start bellowing your opinions and insisting they're right, ignoring that others have the right to an opinion too and insulting people you don't know?
No? Well don't do it here then.
You are perfectly entitled to your opinion, and I will say this one more time in hopefully simple terms that you can understand - your opinion is fine, insulting others and belittling their opinions is NOT. It's not your opinions that anybody has a problem with (although really, how much of an obsession with milk prices can one man have?), it's the way you put them across and your very aggressive stance towards others on the forum.
Last chance. Permanent ban button is next.
#284
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
4 bedroom detached house for sale in St Sunniva Skete, Fetlar, ZE2 9DJ, ZE2
How much is a gallon of mik?
#285
Re: Potentially moving to Halifax, NS
I've said it before and i'll say it again.
Old people trying to use the internet for the first time crack me up
Old people trying to use the internet for the first time crack me up