CANADA EXPRESS ENTRY - Q&A WITH OUR CUSTOMER FROM NOVA SCOTIA
- Which the City Of Nova Scotia Are You Living In Now? And How Do You Find Life In Canada?
- What Advice Would You Give Anyone Who Is Planning To Immigrate To Canada?
- Q&A With Mr. Shinde On His Canada Express Entry Process And Life In Canada.
- Mr. Shinde, Can You Tell Us About Yourself and What Motivated You to Move To Canada?
- Was It An Easy Process For You To Move To Canada?
Which the City Of Nova Scotia Are You Living In Now? And How Do You Find Life In Canada?
We are living in the city of Halifax. I work as an IT systems architect for a local firm here, while my wife is a teacher at an elementary school. Both our children attend the same school. Life is very relaxed and fulfilling. I am able to spend much more time with my family and my stress levels have really gone down. In India, one has to travel a lot to reach the office in the morning and one has to face a lot of traffic and pollution. Here the commute is very easy and I reach home early, so I can have more time for myself and my family. Education is free, so I don't have to worry about that aspect as well. I am earning more in Canadian dollars and am able to send back money to my parents, which is helping them to live a comfortable life. We are applying for a visitor visa for them through Global Tree and are planning to have them visit us very soon. Overall I will say moving to Canada was the best decision of my life
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What Advice Would You Give Anyone Who Is Planning To Immigrate To Canada?
The most important advice I would give is to not delay your application or think that you should wait for a few more years. This is the best time to move to Canada. Canada now is at a point where America was 20 years or even 10 years ago. They are actively looking for Skilled Foreign Immigrants like you and me to tide over their labor shortage. But once the shortage fills up, then they will also start to put in more restrictive policies. It won't be easy to get in once that happens. For Indians especially this is the best time to consider a Move to Canada. Also as far as possible rely on expert advice for your visa process. Life is too short to rely on second chances.
Q&A With Mr. Shinde On His Canada Express Entry Process And Life In Canada.
We are very pleased to hear from Mr. and Mrs. Hemant Shinde who is now happily settled in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia after successfully getting their PR through the Canada Express Entry program. Mr. Shinde had approached our Pune Global Tree office for exploring opportunities to settle in Canada. On inspection, we found that his profile was running short of the required points for CRS rank and therefore our counselors advised them to opt for the PNP program which boosted their score and landed them their Canada PR. We are now very happy to present a Q&A session we had with them
Mr. Shinde, Can You Tell Us About Yourself and What Motivated You to Move To Canada?
I am from Pune originally and I used to work as an IT professional in Pune city. I was interested in moving to Canada as I felt that I would have a better chance for growth in my career in that country. Also, the cost of education and health care in India is very high if you are looking for a good school for your kids. So these are the factors that motivated me and my wife to consider settling in Canada.
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Was It An Easy Process For You To Move To Canada?
Initially, we did face a few hiccups. On the advice of our friends, we decided to approach the Canada immigration process by ourselves. We set up a profile and gave our initial details, but while we were deciding on factors like which NOC my career and my wife's career would fit in best, things got confusing. We decided to approach the Global Tree Pune office for guidance. I am very happy that we took that decision as the counselors there guided us in the right way and advised us to apply for PNP. The counselors gave us advice on all the provinces in Canada and helped us to come to a decision with respect to applying for Nova Scotia PNP.