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Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Originally Posted by Wearsider
(Post 4281650)
If you are not so sure before you go then do not go!
It is as simple as that, if you are not totally committed then do not even think about it as your life will be very lonely without your family and friends! |
Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
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Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Hi all,
I have had my go ahead for a work permit last week and commence work in Toronto on the 26th February! I am having to leave my wife and kids behind whilst the house sells and I am now starting to get doubts!!! I think that it's only natural to have doubts, it's like the minds way of rebelling against change because change = stress! I haven't slept well since I found out - 2 hours last night, so no doubt this is having an effect on my negativity aswell! Anyways.... it's al downhill from here.....:scared: |
Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Originally Posted by iansmiler
(Post 4285671)
Hi all,
I have had my go ahead for a work permit last week and commence work in Toronto on the 26th February! I am having to leave my wife and kids behind whilst the house sells and I am now starting to get doubts!!! I think that it's only natural to have doubts, it's like the minds way of rebelling against change because change = stress! I haven't slept well since I found out - 2 hours last night, so no doubt this is having an effect on my negativity aswell! Anyways.... it's al downhill from here.....:scared: All will be well in the end! |
Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Originally Posted by The Wortley`s
(Post 4238748)
Hi,
Only just joined the forum and have been reading some of the messages which have been helpful and not so helpful wih our impending move to Canada, our application was received in Aug 2005 and having read some of you messages, see that some of you have had yur visa through within 2 years. My husband, daughter of 16 and myself all decided it was the right decision for us following visiting of family 2-3 yrs ago, but I am feeling a little apprehensive at the thought of leaving all my friends and family, my hubbie is 50 and I am 44, and hope to continue my nursing career when we eventually land. The whole idea of us moving to Canada was for a better life and to spend more time together as a family but following some of the messages re holiday entitlement and wages compared to England I am no so sure. Is there anyone out there who can help me regain my enthusiasm. we are looking to move to Barrie or Collingwod in Ontario, does anyone have any positive comment for me. Thanks Sally, Paul & Steph:scared: and dont worry we all have doubts but try to be positive ........ it just could be the best thing you ever did. ;) |
Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Thanks for that, just that one sentance has made me feel much better, you are right at least we can say we tried it and wont always wonder `what if`.
Thanks again |
Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Originally Posted by The Wortley`s
(Post 4286444)
Thanks for that, just that one sentance has made me feel much better, you are right at least we can say we tried it and wont always wonder `what if`.
Thanks again You are just worried about the unknown which is perfectly normal......... Hell I get scared about the simplest of things everyday, but it doesnt stop me from doing things. Every new day has an element of unknown, but you still go on with it. You have more strength than you think. ;) GOOD LUCK :) |
Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Are you Canadian or did you move from the UK, if so how long ago and how did the whole process go for you?
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Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Originally Posted by The Wortley`s
(Post 4286506)
Are you Canadian or did you move from the UK, if so how long ago and how did the whole process go for you?
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Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
what sort of things is it that pisses you off
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Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Originally Posted by The Wortley`s
(Post 4286553)
what sort of things is it that pisses you off
BUT Don't forget she isnt you (gee you're lucky ;) ) and comes with different life experience and expectations. Here's my list. How long it takes peeps to pull away at the lights. Speed limits are ridiculously low. The fact Cars in Canada so rarely come with functioning signal lights. No decent Chippy. No decent Indian restaurants. Red Tape. TV is 75%+ repeats. Recently I've got sick of hearing 'Your accent is so kewl\awesome\cute\sexy'. 'Canadian Content' on the radio. |
Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
so Butch apart from all that would you say it was the right decision??
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Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Originally Posted by The Wortley`s
(Post 4286597)
so Butch apart from all that would you say it was the right decision??
Well if I hadnt I wouldnt have met some great people In no particular order HWP Smelly (and her OH) Morwenna (and Family) Scotty 197? (and his OH) Koog Steve_P Steve&Tanya DTLE (and family) and others who have been and one or post elsewhere. I also wouldnt have the lifestyle I have here, financially (at the moment) its been an excellent move. I have NO REGRETS :beer: :beer: :beer: |
Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Glad to hear that
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Re: Getting worried at the prospect of immigration
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
(Post 4286571)
Recently I've got sick of hearing 'Your accent is so kewl\awesome\cute\sexy'.
'. Agree with this one had some of that already this morning........ and with my fuzzy head I was one step away from saying F-CK OFF!!!!!!!:mad: :rolleyes: Not good in the morning especially Mondays :) |
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