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Good luck immigrating to Canada as a(n old) retiree, unless you have immediate family there that can sponsor you. It's the only path I'm aware of for that sort
by david-gpu 2y ago
Good luck immigrating to Canada as a(n old) retiree, unless you have immediate family there that can sponsor you. It's the only path I'm aware of for that sort of candidate.
- voisin 2y agoSimple: pay to enroll at Conestoga College.
- red-iron-pine 2y agothe key word is pay -- which is what they're doing. a quick look at their tuition calculator shows that international students pay roughly x3 for most programs compared to locals. if US boomers want to pay x3 to get access to sub-par quality care, let em. subsidize the costs for Canadian students, and the expensive surgeries for grandpa will have a wait list so long they'll have to go to the US anyways.
- david-gpu 2y agoInternational students are not covered by public health care services, they need to purchase private insurance [0]. Once they graduate, they need to follow the same process as everybody to obtain permanent residence, and age is a big component of obtaining enough points to be selected. American retirees aren't doing that because it just doesn't make sense for them. [0] https://www.conestogac.on.ca/international/student-support/health-insurance-and-medical-care https://www.conestogac.on.ca/international/student-support/h...