Travel/immigration in Canada

Hi there. Just got back from a trip to Canada a month ago. The country inspires me to do new things. And since I'm an artist it's essential for me. I want to go back there permanently. Help me how to do that. Thx

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Hi there. How's it going? I work and live in Edmonton. I work for an IT company. I'm a software tester. And it allows me to travel a lot. I've already been to 25 countries, including Canada. I decided to immigrate there. Because Canada has a very cool climate. It suits me very well. Also there are very kind people there, ready to help. I consulted with https://www.livinimmigration.ca/ before applying for a visa. They are professionals and helped me figure it out. Now I live in Canada. In my free time I ski and travel. All I need for my job is a laptop internet. That's the kind of job I have. And I like my job and life in Canada. I hope I helped you. If you have any questions, ask. I'll do my best to answer. Good luck

Hi all. How are you guys doing? Hey, man. You're not gonna believe this. I went to an immigration consultant edmonton. Very professional help. I recommend it to everyone. My friends are going to immigrate too. They asked me for a day. I recommended them an immigration consultant. They needed a visa to Canada

I once traveled to Canada for about a week with my girlfriend. We then had a great vacation. My friend advised me one good website with the cheapest flights. He was searching the internet for cheap flights and found these Myflightsearch reviews which helped him to find a good flight search site. He managed to book tickets to Prague for the weekend and had a great time.

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Hi there. How is it going? Did you already immigrate to Canada? I was just wondering how the process was. I had a similar story myself. I went to Germany to visit a very famous castle Neuschwanstein (montaregio.de), and I stayed for another two weeks afterward in Germany to explore the country. I fell in love with their culture, the people, and their landscapes. When I got back home, the first thing I did was look for a way to move there. Luckily, in my case was much easier than I thought, as my country of origin has an Association Agreement with the EU, and I could move without any additional documentation.