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| Subject: Move to canada and lose your H-1, part 2 |
Thanx Raj and Jowsie texan.
No, I have not applied for a GC in US. The long processing times are one reason I ma moving to canada.
[06-01-2006,12:54]
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Sam |
Same Boat (in reply to: Move to canada and lose your H-1, part 2)
We are in the same boat ..... I suggest get the Canada PR and get the Citizenship after 3 or more years ...
Then decide on going back to the U.S. or not .. at least by then ... you can always go back to Canada ..
[06-01-2006,13:25]
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Jowsie Texan |
(in reply to: Move to canada and lose your H-1, part 2)
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[06-01-2006,14:37]
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Sam |
(in reply to: Move to canada and lose your H-1, part 2)
Yeah Jowsie, I had thought abt the same too. But on 2nd thoughts its actually a pain (in my opinion) to work in US being a Canadian citizen, I think one might be better off in Canada after a few initial struggling years. If in US, then you have to keep renewing the TN-1 visa or whatever every year and you have complicated tax issues etc etc, and to think of it, its just a different form of unlimited H1B visa in the end, what do you say ?
[06-01-2006,15:24]
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