Immigration

Russian_M3

Russian_M3

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What's up MR members!

My wife and I have opened an immigration company. We assist people in immigrating to Canada, whether it's for temporary (studies, work, medical, etc.) or permanent immigration.



You are all welcome to enquire about any questions with regards to immigration right in this thread.
 
Russian_M3 said:
What's up MR members!

My wife and I have opened an immigration company. We assist people in immigrating to Canada, whether it's for temporary (studies, work, medical, etc.) or permanent immigration.



You are all welcome to enquire about any questions with regards to immigration right in this thread.
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Don't you need to pay to advertise on the forum?
 
This reminds me of the commercials I've been hearing lately telling me that I should become an immigration specialist since Canada will be taking in (insert ridiculous number here) immigrants over the next few years.

90's: IT jobs are the future

2020: Immigration jobs are the future.
 
What's the ratio (approximately) of refugee/asylum seekers to legal immigration where the person(s) won't be a net negative contributor to Canada?

If it was 1/99% I'd have no issue with the matter but I feel as if it's 50/50 at best.
 
250Rocket said:
What's the ratio (approximately) of refugee/asylum seekers to legal immigration where the person(s) won't be a net negative contributor to Canada?

If it was 1/99% I'd have no issue with the matter but I feel as if it's 50/50 at best.
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I think it's between 10-20%. Canada accepted almost 30,000 refugees last year (over 30% of the world's total, lol). I'm not really sure if this includes all the illegal border crossings, which probably average 1000-2000 per month.

Total number of immigrants was in the 300,000 range I think. Will double within a few years.
 
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