Leaving Canada permanently after citizenship ?
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Originally posted by san-hugo
Half of the Toronto (read GTA) lives in Basements, and all of them have same situation (no mortgage, no property, no kind relatives) , but they stay on.
is it something to do with mental strength , I wonder !!??!!
But then if you get an easy chance to change all that wouldn't you take that? Isn't that the reason you moved here in first place?
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Originally posted by bhootnath
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Originally posted by Amvk
Can it be done, I don't have any ties to Canada, (no property, investment, loans, relatives, etc etc )
San-Hugo,
Isn't above reason good enough?
Isn't that possible that his intention of leaving was clear since beginning so he has not made any ties intentionally??
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Originally posted by bhootnath
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Originally posted by san-hugo
Half of the Toronto (read GTA) lives in Basements, and all of them have same situation (no mortgage, no property, no kind relatives) , but they stay on.
is it something to do with mental strength , I wonder !!??!!
But then if you get an easy chance to change all that wouldn't you take that? Isn't that the reason you moved here in first place?
There are not many easy chances, except if you win lottery or was hired as Whatsapp employee last year. All other routes are about mental strength to travel through.
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Originally posted by desi28
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Originally posted by bhootnath
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Originally posted by Amvk
Can it be done, I don't have any ties to Canada, (no property, investment, loans, relatives, etc etc )
San-Hugo,
Isn't above reason good enough?
Isn't that possible that his intention of leaving was clear since beginning so he has not made any ties intentionally??
Thats right. it might be planned. Thats what we are asking OP that what is his story ? it it planned,? or an aversion to canadian life or some other compulsions.
In past TK and KumarM had their stories to tell and folks learnt a lot from them.
Well , Just personal choice , i am all alone here , no social life, i don't like weather here and i am not saving any money here , so i like to keep my options open,
I feel anyone who is not happy should try different options, rather than complain , i know lots of desis here are well settled and happy as well
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Posted on: 22-02-14 02:02:29
Thanks San-Hugo for your compliments.
After having been in India for the past 3 years and enjoying life, I feel that the 9 years that I spent is Canada is a wasted dream and a loss of 9 years of my life.
One of the reason that I carried on here was seeing white , beautiful , well dressed and fit ladies which made me think that I was in heaven.
However, now as age advances and with no family, I feel that money saving and securing my future would have been a better choice.
Peace by Murali
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
Thanks San-Hugo for your compliments.
After having been in India for the past 3 years and enjoying life, I feel that the 9 years that I spent is Canada is a wasted dream and a loss of 9 years of my life.
One of the reason that I carried on here was seeing white , beautiful , well dressed and fit ladies which made me think that I was in heaven.
However, now as age advances and with no family, I feel that money saving and securing my future would have been a better choice.
Peace by Murali
TK,
As you are Canadian citizen but now living in India, Is there any regulation on number of days/years you can live outside Canada without returning back?
Thanks
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