Ah but I am Canadian--well a dual citizen. Handy that.
But immigration to Canada isn't so difficult really for many people, it works on a point system. Especially if you're still working age (which gets you a few more points even if you don't plan to work). More points for college degrees and post-grad degrees and for relatives north of the border. There's even a handy calculator on the Canadian consulate website that'll estimate in advance your points. (Sorry I don't have the link for it but it's easy enough to Google).
And actually if you don't want to work there might be other programs too for retirees. Not sure how that works.
But immigration to Canada isn't so difficult really for many people, it works on a point system. Especially if you're still working age (which gets you a few more points even if you don't plan to work). More points for college degrees and post-grad degrees and for relatives north of the border. There's even a handy calculator on the Canadian consulate website that'll estimate in advance your points. (Sorry I don't have the link for it but it's easy enough to Google).
And actually if you don't want to work there might be other programs too for retirees. Not sure how that works.
