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Yeah it's so weird - Im French, I emigrated to Hong Kong with literally no effort and will be permanent soon, I know I could go to Singapore, Taiwan, maybe Japa
by secondaryacct 5y ago
Yeah it's so weird - Im French, I emigrated to Hong Kong with literally no effort and will be permanent soon, I know I could go to Singapore, Taiwan, maybe Japan with ease and a good sponsor, or China with difficulty with a very good sponsor.
I think Canada is an english test away, Australia should be not too hard.
The US: just the whole thing stresses me. I d rather stay in Hong Kong forever than move to the US with all their weird paperwork, conditions etc. They dont want me, I wont insist :D
- triceratops 5y ago> I think Canada is an english test away Or French test.
- belval 5y agoIt's actually better if you have both because of the point system. If the author has both + is considered skilled labor it should be pretty easy to get in.
- wing-_-nuts 5y ago...and doesn't have a disability. Canada is awfully ableist, even when it comes to those who have skills and high paying jobs.
- belval 5y agoNot to be controversial or incendiary, but why would a country with public healthcare accept immigrants that will put a bigger strain on its system? Socialized healthcare does not work if we accept people that never contributed to it with known previous disabilities.
- wing-_-nuts 5y agoThat's the thing, Canada, at least, doesn't even evaluate the cost benefit. They (and NZ and some other commonwealth countries), are pretty ban happy when it comes to those with disabilities, even if the condition is stable and easily and cheaply treatable. I'd pay an order of magnitude more in taxes in CA than my medical costs, but they don't really care.
- bserge 5y agoSo, you haven't even looked at the requirements. The US ain't easy to get to, but it's no China. Easier than Australia, actually.
- whoisburbansky 5y agoIf you're French, sure, easy enough.
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