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Canada is a nice place, just not really for me... Sure if you come from places like France (Lot of french people in Montreal), third world countries, you will like Montreal... But me after living some times in USA, I feel like canada is the country that wants to emulate usa but just can't...

Cheap goods, like cheap groceries, cheap clothes, cheap cars, cheap bills, cheap internet/phones ect... More things to do than Canada, better climate, more opportunities ect... but still, more violent...

Every place in the western world cost money to settle... But believe me, usa is not the more expensive one by far... Right now I live in canada and believe me it is way more expensive than the usa... When i arrived in montreal from Boston i was just shocked about how my monthly expenses skyrocked

Everytime i try to forget about the lottery, telling myself that it is just a lottery... but when the clock is ticking... I can't help but stress... I should be happy.. I live in montreal (student visa) while lot of people are trying to come here but me... By the way, the green card is way...

I think you are safe... And my personal opinion: It would be silly to deny someone the entry because he won the lottery because he obviously will immigrate anyway... (50% chance of immigrating)

I wasn't on an existing visa.. When I entered after the DV 2012 fiasco i was on a visa weaver, not on an existing visa... I contacted the DOS on facebook and they told me the DV has nothing to do with any denial entry, they look at other things like where do you live ect...

The diploma and stuff is different with the DSP. The very first time I travelled to the US, was in April 2011 so before the DV results which was my first time... Uon emptying my backbag, they saw my high school diploma that I completly forgot to remove before going to the bus station (I just...

Even if he submit the DSP form to the KCC he won't be denied the entry... I was among the 22k, send my DSP to the KCC... 5 months later I Entered the USA without even a single question asked...

that means all DV immigrant can apply for citizenship after 6 months

Even if she overstayed, if it was for less than 180 days, she won't be baned at all, just could not use the visa waiver program... But even ban are not for ever... they are for 3 to 10 years... I know someone who was illegal, go baned & now is a american citizen (came back after his ban)...

To know more about potentials new americans. Me yes, I spent a year iin boston

I lived in USA for a year & now am in canada for study... well, Canada is special, you have to know someone to get a good job, to rent a good appartment... Bascaly, if you know no one, you will strugle in every aspect because here, what matter most is who you know not what you can do... Me i...

I do not care about being discriminated, I've been discriminated against all my life (I am a black guy who grew up in france, one of the most discriminating place in europe)... If someone doesn't like me, then fine, I won't cry... I know what it is to not geting a job because i am black, to have...

Depend about your expetations. I can speak for montreal since i live there but not for canada as a whole... One of the thing that irritate me the most about quebec is that to find a job, you have to know someone who can refer you to his/her bos... so for freshly arrive immigrant, life can be...

7 out of 10 survive the first 2 years... in france, is not even 5 out of 10... & not everyone wants to create their business, not everyone is entreprenor... You can bash the US as long as you want but fact is from the western world, USA is the place with the best oportunities followed by...

I lived in USA, Canada, Belgium, France & UK.. & believe it or not but USA was by far thee least discriminating one...USA is the only place where I saw black people in high payng jobs...... Most important thing: if you are getting discriminating against, stop crying, get up, man up & create...

I lived in Boston for about a year... I saw poverty, I heard about college grad not finding jobs... Well, If you study geology, greeck, history... Of course you won't find a job easily but what about the 2% unemployement rate for newely grad engineer student? Poverty... I saw poverty in boston...

I lived in belgium... weathr suck, & appart of the netherland speaking part, the country is ugly

This year Bengladesh was not eligible & they usualy make 50% of the total applicants, that's why the numbers are low

last year they were online at 0:01, i remember checking deep night