Comments on: Migrating Is No Fun – Part 5

By: Quick one: I’m busy! | PapaJoneh’s Little Knowledge

Quick one: I’m busy! | PapaJoneh’s Little Knowledge — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 11:05:55 +0000

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By: sasha

sasha — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 07:58:12 +0000

i know how it feels although i’m still in Malaysia.

Oi at first i browse thru i tot now u’re pregnant. no right? now abit blur…

By: May the BlogieTalkie

May the BlogieTalkie — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 06:21:41 +0000

I miss all your entry about “Migrating, I really thought something is going wrong with you, I search all of your previous entry prior saying anything, and to understand the story better, this topic you are just trying to hint other who are thinking of married a foreigners,,phew..! I am glad you are ok.

I guess I am a bit fortunate, I migranted here with my family, found a job, work and met my husband.
Yer, I agree, I miss my eldest sister and brother who still in Malaysia ( a lot), also my old good buddies and lots of the home food too, but Calgary is quite a city to find most of the food you like, but good Malaysian home food is hard to find over here, so, whenever I visit Vancouver, I eat like a horse..

By: aida

aida — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 05:48:23 +0000

MB, but techically, if you apply the PR and wait in singapore for 6 months till they do the PR and then come to Canada. then get your SIN, you can work already. I think u did it the same way i did it, we applied in msia, but since Frank’s msian visa expire already so he had to leave and we didnt want to be apart, so i left on a tourist visa and came back to msia 6 months later to pick up the visa. i feel glad we went that route cause when i went back msia, i knew what to shop for and blessing was i was pregnant with avarayna then and really stuff my face with cravings.