Newbie
Posts: 1 
April 24th, 2006, 01:52 AM
Hi,
This is Antesh from Delhi.
I would appreciate if any one could provide me with more information
on how easy or difficult it is to get through Investor Immigration
Program for the province of New Brunsick,.
My elder sister and her husband have applied for the same, and have
received a call from the province for an interview.
Due to family disputes, she does not want this to get through, and does
not want to migrate to canada.
Can any one, offer any suggestions, on how one can stop the calls or
selection process midway?
Regards,
Antesh
Hi,
This is Antesh from Delhi.
I would appreciate if any one could provide me with more information
on how easy or difficult it is to get through Investor Immigration
Program for the province of New Brunsick,.
My elder sister and her husband have applied for the same, and have
received a call from the province for an interview.
Due to family disputes, she does not want this to get through, and does
not want to migrate to canada.
Can any one, offer any suggestions, on how one can stop the calls or
selection process midway?
Regards,
Antesh
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April 24th, 2006, 10:41 AM
antesh, if you are suggesting that your sister could be forced to emmigrate to Canada where she does not wish to do so, then I would recommend that she not emmigrate — I would hope that that much should be quite evident. In terms of immigration to the Province of New Brunswick through the program you've described, I don't know any particulars. I don't know if there's much that someone outside the sphere of the application can do to "sabotage", so to speak, the process.
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Christopher Girodat
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antesh, if you are suggesting that your sister could be forced to emmigrate to Canada where she does not wish to do so, then I would recommend that she not emmigrate — I would hope that that much should be quite evident. In terms of immigration to the Province of New Brunswick through the program you've described, I don't know any particulars. I don't know if there's much that someone outside the sphere of the application can do to "sabotage", so to speak, the process.
On another note, welcome to Canadian Content. Should you ever need assistance, you can contact one of our Administrators or Moderators, or you can contact me via private messages if you have any questions. I hope to see you around the forums! We have some amazing forums here, so jump right in.
Christopher Girodat
(a.k.a. FiveParadox)
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Location: Atlantic
Location: Atlantic
May 2nd, 2006, 01:02 PM
Antesh-
Why New Brunswick? Have you ever been here in the winter, or even the summer? Your sister may have trepidations regarding the winter, and if so they're justified.
New Brunswick has limited opportunity like most places in Canada east of Ontario, even if you have money to invest.
Roger
Antesh-
Why New Brunswick? Have you ever been here in the winter, or even the summer? Your sister may have trepidations regarding the winter, and if so they're justified.
New Brunswick has limited opportunity like most places in Canada east of Ontario, even if you have money to invest.
Roger
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Location: Montréal
Location: Montréal
May 11th, 2006, 01:36 AM
Quoting
Couldn't of said it better myself.
Antesh-
Why New Brunswick? Have you ever been here in the winter, or even the summer? Your sister may have trepidations regarding the winter, and if so they're justified.
New Brunswick has limited opportunity like most places in Canada east of Ontario, even if you have money to invest.
Roger
Why New Brunswick? Have you ever been here in the winter, or even the summer? Your sister may have trepidations regarding the winter, and if so they're justified.
New Brunswick has limited opportunity like most places in Canada east of Ontario, even if you have money to invest.
Roger
