 Toronto or montreal?I wanna move to canada in couple of months! ? |
I wanna move to canada in couple of months! We(me and my husband) are both graphic designer and I want to continue my education in cinema!we both have 27 years old.
I don't know which ... |
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 Work while on tourist visa to Canada? |
| I am on a tourist visa to Canada, is there anyway I can work while in the country? I am also interested in moving here permanently, is it possible to apply to become a permanent resident while still ... |
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 What is the best city to live in Canada? |
| My fiance is going to come live with me soon and i wanna get stuff ready for her... we like hot and cold climates and wheres theres a lot of job ... |
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 Is it safe to ride the TTC very early on weekends? |
| I'm planning on taking the TTC(Toronto transit) bus and train at 6am on a sunday morning. Is it safe to do so that early on a sunday morning?... |
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 How is vancouver? What's it like? |
| How is vancouver as a city? Is it really expensive to live in? How are the people in vancouver? Are the girls really pretty over there? What's fun to do in Vancouver?... |
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 How can i get a job in montreal.... if i speak no french>? |
| a min-wage job is fine as long as they hire people who speaks no or minimum french. are there any job that will hire a person who speaks no french?? like.... maybe a cashier at a groccery store? and ... |
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 I am Italian and I really love Toronto... is anyone here, living in Toronto? |
Could you please tell me something about this city?? I'm really interested, I would like to have a working experience there, and I love the Canadian accent so much! :)
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 Down with ignorance!? |
| I was recently reading an article written by some obnoxious, pissed off immigrant group who are upset that they can't find a job in canada. While I understand their plight, they should realize TH... |
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 Can a Canadian citizen take a train to the USA without a passport? |
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By the way, this is for the beginning of October, so there's no way I can get a passport for then. That's why I am asking. I am also under 18 if that ... |
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 Canadians please answer!!!? |
Well i am canadian too. well a quarter canadian anyway. I was wondering just a few things. I am coming to visit family in the quebec area.
1. Do a lot of canadians know english?
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 Why Canadian are so anger? |
When write about Canadian or talk to them why they became so angry from you. Before they thinks what they did to the native .and what they did to the chins was landing here,
They are complaining ... |
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 Concordia University in Montreal? |
| I'm a college student from the U.S. and am thinking of transfering to Concordia University in Montreal for the upcoming semester. For those who have been to the school or are familiar with this ... |
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 What to do in Toronto? |
| My family and I were thinking that we might go on vacation to Toronto this summer. I was just wondering if there were alot of things to do there for a family on vacation. I know there is a theme park ... |
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 I am a Mexican citizen living in the US, what do I need to visit Canada? |
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OF COURSE I AM A LEGAL RESIDENT OF THE US! Otherwise, I wouldn't be asking such question. For your own information "di05712," I am a student in one of ... |
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Whats the differance between a passport and a vista? |
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A passport is government issued identification that shows your citizenship, and required for most international travel.
A visa is approval from a foreign country to enter their country. Visa may or may not be required depending on the country's policy and agreements. And they may have different visas for tourism, work visa, student visa and youth visa. |
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Passport is a document that shows proof of citizenship, a vista is a view. If you mean 'visa', a visa is an entry permit issued by a country to visitors as a way of tracking activity, such as a work visa, student visa, diplomatic visa, etc. |
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Max
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A passport is your country's permission to leave your country. A visa is another country's permission to visit their country. The visa is entered in your passport. |
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skippertj
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It's a "Visa"....not "Vista"
A Passport is the document issued by the State Department.
When you enter a foreign country, they stamp the pages within your passport with that country's official stamp (Visa) allowing you permission to be within that particular country. |
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Dillon
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Byderule Permaculture
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a passport is an identification that is yours and allows you to travel to all countries
how ever some countries require a visa ,which is a permit that must be applied for that gets stamped into your passport that is limited to one entry or for a limited time
to get a visa you must first have a passport |
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