Living abroad - help please?

as some know im moving to canada, does anyone have agood ieda the thigns u need to do? i knwo i need to show them where ill be gettign income from, where im planning to live and why etc etc...loads of forms...but if anyone has moved country to live any tips u can give me maybe please?

Take some British pride with you.

hehe, ill make sure i spread the love of fish and chips

im already having problems, half of the ppl cant understand my accent

I can understand it???

i meant face2face or on phone...they are like 'wot?? excuse me?' :P

I was just joking man but you know what they say practice makes perfect. You just gotta keep on talkin(or speaking) until they do understand, and if they dont'...Make them.

My advice is go to Toronto, one of my favourite places. Don't go to the west coast. While Vancouver may be nice, it is boring. The same goes for Victoria. Don't go to Quebec either. They can't even speak English.

Learn how to make a Canadian resume. This differes from a British CV.

Eat at The Pickel Barrel and get the lunch special Fajitas.

That's all you need to know.

just wondered why is the west not good? i think calagry is quite scenic and i am a perosn who does like to go out and soak up the enviroment around me, so something 'boring' may be perfect...but i am goign calagry no matter cos of the job i have lined up there. thanks for the tips tho, ill work on the cv

25% of the Quebec population have English as their native language. That percentage increases in Montreal, which is a great city to live in. It's just impossible to get bored here, unless you really want to . Very safe, low cost and "unstressed" for a city of this size too.
A lot of people, especially of your age Jag, speak a very decent english.

If you need advice or help for Quebec, I'll be glad to help. Maybe Miracle could help you with Ontario.

Ponrauil

oops, just saw the post saying you're going to Calgary

Anyway, it's a great country to live in and I hope you have a great time!

Ponrauil