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| I hate living in the US, and I was born here. Consider moving elsewhere. Canada is close by, culturally familiar and has your health deal comfortably beat.
by robotresearcher 13y ago
| I hate living in the US, and I was born here.
Consider moving elsewhere. Canada is close by, culturally familiar and has your health deal comfortably beat.
Seriously, if you don't like it but you are paying through the nose for it (and thus helping perpetuate it), why not take your talents and labour elsewhere?
- halostatue 13y agoThe downside is that to make it meaningful, he’d also have to move his mother, and with her medical condition(s), it seems very unlikely she’d be granted permanent residency on that basis. I immigrated to Canada 15 years ago; I’m pretty sure that I would not be eligible to immigrate today with how the Harper Government has gamed the immigration system. :|
- pkulak 13y agoMoving to another country carries considerable costs for most people. However, at some point the difference in health care costs will probably be even larger. I'm a Canadian citizen and the only thing that lets me sleep comfortably while medical costs here skyrocket is the idea that I may be able to get my family into Canada in the future if I need to. That's still not guaranteed, however. Most countries don't just let you waltz in and start working.
- robotresearcher 13y ago| Most countries don't just let you waltz in and start working. With the skill sets of many people on this forum, they do. Source: I'm a European that moved to California and then Canada, both for work, on accelerated work-permit programs.