Anyone knows any good place to immigrate to surf?

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01-21-2008, 08:23 PM
TheSurfCrab

Anyone knows any good place to immigrate to surf?

Hi.

I am a French Canadian who live in Montreal Canada.

I love to do River Surfing on the St-Lawrence river.

I am currently thinking of immigrating near the ocean, ( in a warmer location than canada ). I would love to surf everyday.

I was thinking of australia but their permanent residency statue doesnt seem too easy to get and I read that people who overextend their visa are not allowed to work and can be deported... not very interesting.

I would like to move ( maybe permanently or for many years ) to a small town near the ocean with some decent breaks and find a job in a bar, a shop or watever.. no big career or anything. Just to live a simple life and surf!

Immigration formalities seem so complicated, restrictive and unsure.

Anyone got any idea or experience?

I speak english and french ( no spanish ) and I would like to find a place were it would be easy to immigrate legally that have some nice surf spots.

Tanks everybody for your help!
01-21-2008, 11:45 PM
Hugh Conway

save money.
move to Indo.
live on $200 a month.
surf every day.
01-26-2008, 11:33 PM
boltonoutlaw

re: Surf Immigrant

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Originally Posted by TheSurfCrab

I would love to surf everyday.

Join the club!

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Originally Posted by TheSurfCrab

Anyone got any idea or experience...I would like to find a place were it would be easy to immigrate legally that have some nice surf spots.

If you have a pension from a corporation or social security agency that exceeds USD$500 per month you qualify for a pensionado visa in Panama that would allow you to live there as a resident. You can also create a fixed annuity that meets the same requirements, if you do not have a pension. You can also buy your way in with a USD$100,000 CD account.:eek:

Same goes for many other nations looking for foreign investment. Either way, you cannot be legally employed without a work permit. If you have your own business in a non-competitive sector you may be allowed to live and work. But, if you have that kind of money you might as well move to Sumatra and relax. Selamat jalan!
01-26-2008, 11:45 PM
Hugh Conway

ahh Bolton cock whore checks in
01-26-2008, 11:48 PM
boltonoutlaw

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Originally Posted by Hugh Conway

I am a slack dickhead

HAR-HAR!
01-26-2008, 11:59 PM
Hugh Conway

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Originally Posted by boltonoutlaw

HAR-HAR!

dude, you live in panama :the_finge
01-27-2008, 07:33 AM
boltonoutlaw

re: Panama

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Originally Posted by Hugh Conway

dude, you live in panama :the_finge

Three months a year, during VT mud season, when the surf is bumping on the Pacific coast (APR, MAY, JUN).:cool:

MHIP
06-05-2009, 02:45 PM
boltonoutlaw

PENSIONADO VISA IN PANAMA

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Originally Posted by boltonoutlaw

If you have a pension from a corporation or social security agency that exceeds USD$500 per month you qualify for a pensionado visa in Panama...

EDIT: This figure has been revised as of August 2008. An individual now needs a monthly income of $1000 per month to qualify for the pensionado visa.
06-10-2009, 08:41 AM
toronto.personal3

You all are welcomed to our land, Canada, the best place to surf on the globe.