Let’s talk about technical immigration
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I hadn’t originally thought about immigrating. Recently, due to a project, I went to Canada and experienced it there. If I had to describe how it feels, it would be cold and clean. Canada, as everyone knows, is just that. When I came back, everyone asked, didn’t you move abroad? Why have you returned? It seems that those who go to Canada without immigrating are fools! ? I was eating in the cafeteria today and ran into my former boss; he also asked if I was planning to immigrate I said I hadn’t considered it. The leader glanced at me, as if I were lying. To be honest, it’s extremely cold in that place. The place is very clean, the environment is good, and the people are nice as well. Well, let me add one more thing: I’m also quite reactionary. Yet, I still love my ** very much; this is the place where my ancestors have lived for generations. Moreover, the current job can also be considered a ** job, and it would be a shame to give it up. Witnessing the massive layoffs by various companies in Canada amid today’s oil crisis is truly astonishing. I just want to live in peace. Could it be that I haven’t yet realized the benefits of immigration? I might have to go there again in a few months. If I come back and still haven’t immigrated, will people call me stupid or say I’m sick?
Canada? It seems to be very beneficial for women and children, but not so much for men.
I think it’s those people who are sick, not you.
If people keep asking you whether you’re planning to immigrate, it’s likely that some of your actions have led them to misunderstand that you intend to do so, and they fundamentally believe that immigration is a better option. Whether immigration is better might depend on individual circumstances.
Most of the relatives of the rich and those in positions of power have emigrated, so in the eyes of ordinary people, those who persist in pursuing their opportunities are probably considered a bit foolish;P
The poster is working on a SAGD project, right? Could it be projects carried out by CNPC or CNOOC? These days, to immigrate to Canada as a skilled worker one needs an offer; but even if one really decides to migrate, what is the probability of success?
It can’t really be called working on a SAGD project; it’s more about learning from others, in terms of technology and management........
I interviewed a few people, those I could reach at my own level. Most of them had no suitable opportunities in their home country back then, so they were forced to emigrate.
Yeah. It makes me often ask myself whether, if I don’t seize this opportunity to immigrate, or at least don’t give it a try, I will regret it for the rest of my life I’m actually a bit conflicted because of what everyone is saying.
If you plan to immigrate, you need to find a good way out; otherwise, it will be very difficult in the next few years, and the prospects for the future are uncertain. Also, the requirements for immigration to Canada are not as strict as they used to be
Canada? Oh, Canada! I thought it was Bangladesh