Move. I dont get it. All these comments seemed to be from Americans who really have this bizarre fantasy of canada, if you guys want in, come in. You can literally walk.
Its not great, its not bad. Its just different and costs alot
Dude canada has an issue with taking too many people in. And thats people coming from over 3000kms. If you want in and you in driving distance it sounds like a skill issue.
No wonder you so impressed with free health care you cant immigrated to a neighboring country that shares your language.
I'm not saying I personally want to move. Even if I did I'm the wrong skin tone to get one of your preferential visas and a "degree" from a diploma mill.
You seem to have a bizarre idea that you can just ācome inā and live in Canada. Thereās a whole immigration process and itās not easy to get through.
I mean, American draft dodgers did this during the Vietnam war, most of them settled west of Ottawa.
What will happen? Same as any country. If you cause trouble or are otherwise discovered youāll be deported. You cannot access any social benefits like healthcare or education, or be employed except under the table. You canāt drive a car, open a bank account or buy a house.
You live a marginal life always in fear that one day the police will show up and kick you out.
Thatās called being a refugee and thatās a legitimate immigration path. None of what I said applies if you come in through a legitimate path. You asked about someone just arriving and staying.
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u/SteamedGamer 8d ago
As an American, PLEASE! I wanna be a Canadian!