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Forum: Europe

Aug 31st 2005, 12:41 am

Replies: 7

Living and working in Europe For 6 Months

Views: 1,172

Posted By bosvrucht

Re: Living and working in Europe For 6 Months

You're European, you can do WHATEVER, WHENEVER you want in Europe.

Forum: Europe

Aug 30th 2005, 11:13 pm

Replies: 7

Living and working in Europe For 6 Months

Views: 1,172

Posted By bosvrucht

Re: Living and working in Europe For 6 Months

As a British citizen you have the right to live and work anywhere in Europe that you choose.

I am British and I live in the German speaking area of Belgium and I work in The Netherlands!

Forum: Immigration & Citizenship (Canada)

Aug 24th 2005, 10:57 pm

Replies: 9

Keeping it a secret/ Background checks

Views: 840

Posted By bosvrucht

Re: Keeping it a secret/ Background checks

How can you not tell them? I don't mean from a moral POV but more a practical one. I need photos of my parents & sister, I also need birth certificates from my father and aunt to prove they're...

Forum: Canada

Aug 13th 2005, 9:51 pm

Replies: 3

Making a new life in Nova Scotia

Views: 751

Posted By bosvrucht

Making a new life in Nova Scotia

hi everyone. I'm hoping that some people who have made the decision to go to NS can help me out a little.

I'm a single woman with 2 dogs, 1 cat and 1 horse who is hoping to go to NS and be within...

Forum: Immigration & Citizenship (Canada)

Aug 11th 2005, 9:39 pm

Replies: 2

Single women emigrating?

Views: 632

Posted By bosvrucht

Single women emigrating?

hello, are there any other single women out there emigrating to Canada? I'd love to hear from you and maybe we can give each other support, it seems that most people going are part of a family unit.

Forum: Canada

Aug 9th 2005, 8:41 pm

Replies: 8

Importing a horse

Views: 1,137

Posted By bosvrucht

Re: Importing a horse

Thanks for your excellent replies, I had budgeted about 2k for her transport but I guess I should think about more. I won't actually be shipping her from the UK - she'll probably fly out of...

Forum: Immigration & Citizenship (Canada)

Aug 9th 2005, 8:37 am

Replies: 5

Where to submit - Paris or London?

Views: 588

Posted By bosvrucht

Re: Where to submit - Paris or London?

Thank you everyone, looking at the time lines I think I'm going to go via Paris which will be less trouble for interviews etc as it's only 2 hours down the road.

Forum: Immigration & Citizenship (Canada)

Aug 8th 2005, 11:06 pm

Replies: 5

Where to submit - Paris or London?

Views: 588

Posted By bosvrucht

Where to submit - Paris or London?

hi everyone, I'm currently gathering my paperwork ready for the great submission but am in somewhat of a quandry as to where to submit.

I'm a British citizen so have the right to apply to London,...

Forum: Canada

Aug 8th 2005, 10:57 pm

Replies: 8

Importing a horse

Views: 1,137

Posted By bosvrucht

Importing a horse

hi, has anyone taken their horse with them? I am loathe to leave her behind as she's quite special and valuable and when I bought her I got in it for life.

I would love to hear anyone else's...

Forum: Canada

Jul 25th 2003, 4:01 am

Replies: 3

Advice required, Skilled Worker Immigration from UK

Views: 872

Posted By bosvrucht

hi. My question is fairly similar and hope...

hi.

My question is fairly similar and hope that someone can give me some advice.

I'm let down with the section "education" - although I attended university full-time for three years I did not...

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