Hello, have a informative question to ask Nigerians based in Canada, am Nigerian but raised up in italy, have been in italy for 25 years , am young adult of 34 years old, Italian passport holder, possess bachelor and master degree in pharmacy, after years of working was able to save up to 50k euro, in this phase of my life my brain has been overwhelmed with this constant feeling of relocating from Italy, hence am here asking Nigerians based In Canada quality informations about how is life generally in Canada, the best visa to apply for, house rent, phrase to get permanent residence and most especially how to get a job.. Note, with Italian passport I could eventually go to Canada but without the appropriate visa, I don't have the permission to work!!!

tempusfugit:
Hello, have a informative question to ask Nigerians based in Canada, am Nigerian but raised up in italy, have been in italy for 25 years , am young adult of 34 years old, Italian passport holder, possess bachelor and master degree in pharmacy, after years of working was able to save up to 50k euro, in this phase of my life my brain has been overwhelmed with this constant feeling of relocating from Italy, hence am here asking Nigerians based In Canada quality informations about how is life generally in Canada, the best visa to apply for, house rent, phrase to get permanent residence and most especially how to get a job.. Note, with Italian passport I could eventually go to Canada but without the appropriate visa, I don't have the permission to work!!!

To start with, if you can save 50 k Euro in Italy then why did you want to migrate to Canada again probably you are not satisfied with were you are now, my advice is that you should try and pay your tithe in church and sow seed to a life of a pastor and see how things will turn around in your favor

Is attualy the opposite, very satisfied, all family members and friends re in italy, conducting very comfortable life in italy but want to see more, want to esperience other part of the world!!!

To start with, if you can save 50 k Euro in Italy then why did you want to migrate to Canada again probably you are not satisfied with were you are now, my advice is that you should try and pay your tithe in church and sow seed to a life of a pastor and see how things will turn around in your favor[/quote]

Is attualy the opposite, very satisfied, all family members and friends re in italy, conducting very comfortable life in italy but want to see more, want to esperience other part of the world!!!

Asquare84:


To start with, if you can save 50 k Euro in Italy then why did you want to migrate to Canada again probably you are not satisfied with were you are now, my advice is that you should try and pay your tithe in church and sow seed to a life of a pastor and see how things will turn around in your favor

tempusfugit:
Hello, have a informative question to ask Nigerians based in Canada, am Nigerian but raised up in italy, have been in italy for 25 years , am young adult of 34 years old, Italian passport holder, possess bachelor and master degree in pharmacy, after years of working was able to save up to 50k euro, in this phase of my life my brain has been overwhelmed with this constant feeling of relocating from Italy, hence am here asking Nigerians based In Canada quality informations about how is life generally in Canada, the best visa to apply for, house rent, phrase to get permanent residence and most especially how to get a job.. Note, with Italian passport I could eventually go to Canada but without the appropriate visa, I don't have the permission to work!!!

1. You want to leave a first world holiday destination for Canada (very cold region).
2. you have saved a lot of money in Italy, 50k Euros that is.
3. You have an ongoing career as a Pharmacist. It's a regulated profession in Canada meaning you would have to write rigorous exams and also complete a practical assessment to be considered a pharmacist in Canada. This could take atleast a year or more to complete.
4. You can apply for permanent residency. There is a thread for that on Nairaland.
5. Rent varies depending on location.
6. Life in Canada would not be much different from Italy.
7. For life in Canada, there are tons of YouTube videos you could watch.

You can take a leave off work in Italy, travel to Canada and spend some months here. Ensure you book the trip for winter season, so you can have a real feel of what it's like I'm Canada. Interview international trained pharmacists when you are here and also interact with the locals - you know, just to get your feet wet. After your return to Italy, then you can decide if you really want to dive in.

Asquare84:


To start with, if you can save 50 k Euro in Italy then why did you want to migrate to Canada again probably you are not satisfied with were you are now, my advice is that you should try and pay your tithe in church and sow seed to a life of a pastor and see how things will turn around in your favor

How about him sowing that seed to charity or a good cause.

salford:

How about him sowing that seed to charity or a good cause.

Imagine the useless comment. Brain washed. When you have fake pastors everywhere

I believe he was sarcastic

CuriousX:

Imagine the useless comment. Brain washed. When you have fake pastors everywhere

Thanks alot I appreciate your advice!! I have two months leave this year, guess I ll take trip to Canada!!!

salford:

1. You want to leave a first world holiday destination for Canada (very cold region).
2. you have saved a lot of money in Italy, 50k Euros that is.
3. You have an ongoing career as a Pharmacist. It's a regulated profession in Canada meaning you would have to write rigorous exams and also complete a practical assessment to be considered a pharmacist in Canada. This could take atleast a year or more to complete.
4. You can apply for permanent residency. There is a thread for that on Nairaland.
5. Rent varies depending on location.
6. Life in Canada would not be much different from Italy.
7. For life in Canada, there are tons of YouTube videos you could watch.

You can take a leave off work in Italy, travel to Canada and spend some months here. Ensure you book the trip for winter season, so you can have a real feel of what it's like I'm Canada. Interview international trained pharmacists when you are here and also interact with the locals - you know, just to get your feet wet. After your return to Italy, then you can decide if you really want to dive in.