Any OF Members work for Canadian Immigration?

styggpyggeno1

I believe you all have forgot a very good alternative to Canada and Australia.

Welcome to Sweden.

We all speak English here, there are six months of nice weather every year and the rest of the year we have the famous Swedish opposite sex.
No dangerous animals, no dangerous nature - no volcanos, land slides, tzunamis, earth quakes, etc. We have, by law, at least four weeks of vacation every year (I have six). You get to be with your children when they are born - for a over a year - with pay. Health insurance is not needed - hospitals treat you anyway. People are not armed to their teeth - no need to. We have a voting system that at least helps democracy. We are rated among top three in the world - in democracy ranking. Etc, etc.

Draw backs - I pay around 40% tax. And drinking is rather expensive. Oh - some of you might consider this a draw back (not me) - almost no fire arms.

styggpyggeno1

Shhhh... hush... I am luring them in to get their watches.

styggpyggeno1

...and the rest of the year we have the famous Swedish opposite sex.

U ulackfocus

I like this idea. The only issue is my wife - she's a Pacific Island woman and the cold is like kryptonite for her. We'd miss the beach, but with that much vacation we could survive.

Got any openings over there for a nurse with her Masters Degree and a mattress salesperson?

gemini4

Sounds wonderful. Is the 40% inclusive of you VAT and Income Tax or is VAT extra?

efauser

Aside from this, what's the benefit again?

Larry S

Forget it guys. I'm sure Trump plans to annex Canada. No escape.

styggpyggeno1

Taxes are not a problem if you get it back in another form - medical care, parent leave, shools (free lunch for children), retirement pension, roads, etc., etc. If you get something for your tax you do not mind paying it.

styggpyggeno1

Taxes are not a problem if you get it back in another form - medical care, parent leave, shools (free lunch for children), retirement pension, roads, etc., etc. If you get something for your tax you do not mind paying it.

kkt

I agree with you, but 59 million of my countrymen unfortunately disagree.

U ulackfocus

The US has a similar problem. About 59 million of our 320+ million inhabitants think that money and care should be free from the government, and they don't do a single day's work to earn it. It comes out of the hard working citizen's pocket.... like mine.

mozartman

That's why one of government's fundamental roles is to subsidize healthcare and education.

gemini4

Government's de facto role is to subsidize bigger government.

efauser

According to whom?