I'm looking to immigrate with my wife and 4 children ages 11 and under,Ive been recommended Rio DE janerio

chelle0980

I would go with Canada, my cousin lives out there with her husband and three children. After watching programmes on Rio, I wouldn't even go there for a holiday. the crime rate is very, very high. The gangs are very violent, and rule the streets. I would definitely stick to Canada

m c

Canada is good and cold

Rio is bad and hot

This may be of help lol

Lawyer

If you have "ready money" go to Rio- you won't regret it
If you don't have money- go to Canada

Carrie S

If you've done something you're scared you might get caught then go to Rio. It is a very dangerous place if you are not used to it. There are kidnappings, hijackings, druggings and murders etc.

If you have a job that is unique to you and saleable then Canada. Canada won't just let you in unless you can do a job which is not taking away work from a Canadian. Examples they are looking for are nurse or teacher.

amsterdam

I think you want to Emigrate, not Immigrate.

I've lived in Vancouver, lovely place, I'd be happy to live there

northernlad

You really need us to do your research for you? I can only assume you are fleeing. If you are not sure where to go, why don't you just spin a globe and pick whichever country you land on?

JAM123

Rio has a very high crime rate,unemployment,great weather.!!!
Canada crappy weather,low crime.!!!

ben4chelsea

well tell them that they are english and they went on holiday and if they dont believe you then make a fake passport and write everything about her but in english and the should accept it if that dont work then get back to me.

t11omo

Some friends of mine went to Wellington, New Zealand and they LOVE IT!!! There is gentleman called Paul Goddard who featured on the BBC program 'Get a new life'. He stayed in NZ and has started a company helping people adjust and get everything right for the move. I've attached a link for one of his books. My friend met him, he holds seminars there for new families to the area. I'm sure if you Googled him and found his website then he'd be happy to reply to any emails or questions, he's apparently a very hands on guy with the company. There are also loads of websites advertising jobs etc in NZ so if you have the skills you'll be welcomed, especially with children as they concentrate on education and growing their economy. My friends daughter was 16 and going off the rails here and now she's 19 and at university studying to be a vet and has even got in with a church group, something we never thought she'd do, and loves it. It's a real outdoor life too, christmas on the beach, bike rides, swimming, surfing. I'm saving my pennies because I want to go too!!! Good luck.

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