you can stay up to six months in Australia with out a job or a work program
As long as you have permission [ a visa ] to travel as a tourist or reside as a registered alien in some countries.
Myself, I have been living out of Canada [ in Southeast Asia ] for about eleven years, and have recently met a Canadian citizen who had been employed by Walt Disney Studios as a cartoonist for almost 30 years, and is now retired and living in Las Vegas, Nevada.
He is still a Canadian citizen because he has never applied for American citizenship, in the 40 years he has lived and worked outside of Canada.
she can stay there as long as she want...
No, if the mother has dependents, they too can be deported.
you can apply for residency, if you wish, then go through the proper channels for Citizenship, if your child is born in Canada, then your child is automatically Canadian.
how long a canadian stay in Australia
If you have dual nationality, you can stay for as long as you want to and can afford.
Canadian citizens can typically stay outside of Canada for up to five years without losing their permanent resident status. However, if they are permanent residents, they must meet the residency obligation of being physically present in Canada for at least 730 days within the last five years to retain their status. For citizens, there are generally no restrictions on the duration of their stay outside Canada regarding their citizenship benefits. However, long absences may affect access to certain services and healthcare.
Canadian snowbirds tell me they must be in Canada 181 days out of the year to retain benefits. I do not know if this is contiguous ( i doubt it)
Yes, as long as you have Canadian Insurance placed on the car and have a Canadian Insurance ID Card while it is in Canada. Your insurance broker can provide this to you.
the reason is long distance passenger transport in Canada
Because nationalists wanted Canada to have its own flag and own identity.Loyalists wanted to stay loyal to Britain. So after a 33 long day debate Queen Elizabeth 2 signed a proclamation which authorized Canada to have its own flag.
as long as my dream come true.
Yes of course, but it wouldn't give her the right to stay in Canada