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Hello Virgilio Behona.

Welcome to ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ!

So as to make it more visible, your post has been moved to the Canada forum.

I invite you to read the various articles in the Canada participative guide. It could help.

Thank you,
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Hello Virgilio,

Your very first step is to visit Citizendhip and Immigrations Canada's website and fill out the online forms to see if you will qualify for a work visa.



As far as actually finding a job goes you can send your CV out to Canadian companies, but unless you are one of those rare people who have a long history of experience acting as CEO of some major multinational company nothing sustitutes an intense job search while you are actually here in the country. Most companies will not hire anyone with whom they have not had a personal (face to face) interview.

Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver or the areas surrounding them will be the most difficult locations in which to find employment, due to the intense competition for job vacancies.

Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta will be much better places to find jobs.

  Cheers, 
  William James Woodward – Brazil Animator, ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ-blog Team

From your fellow "kababayan" here is my tip for you: read the .

Many changes have been made so it is best to prepare yourself and the requirements beforehand. Determine your resources and time frame in planning your move to Canada.

Good luck to your endeavor.