Come live in Canada
Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of living in Canada
Currently, people from all over the world are looking for temporary or permanent immigration visas to Canada. The country has been a good option because of the policy to welcome immigrants looking for a better quality of life in the country.
In the last six years, 549,500 requests were made for temporary residence in Canada by Brazilians. Today, Brazil is the fourth nationality that most requests this permission, behind only the Chinese, Indians and Mexicans.
According to the Canadian Immigration, Refuge and Citizenship Agency (CIC), 92,400 Brazilians requested permission to temporarily reside in Canada between January and September 2016, and almost 90% of the applications were approved.
Among the advantages of living in the country are quality of life, health, safety, level of education, less social inequality, less corruption, fairer wages and an attractive minimum wage.
The Canadian economy is among the strongest in the world. This is thanks to a stable banking system, investment in science and education, low levels of corruption and a commercial partnership with the United States. It is this financial security that allows the country to offer its residents a good quality of life. Therefore, if you are thinking of immigrating and building a professional career outside the country, Canada is the perfect place for you to find the best job opportunities.
Canada highly values education and has one of the best teaching qualities in the world. The highlight goes to the technology sector, which is one of the fastest growing in the country. Even provinces such as Ontario and British Columbia have created specific immigration programs for professionals in this area. More and more Brazilians choose the country as a destination to include in their curriculum an international experience through studies. In addition, the country offers great career opportunities for those who wish to stay after studying.
However, there may be some difficulties in change, especially adaptation. The climate of Canada, for example, is very different from the Brazilian climate. As well as food, public transport, health system, and so many other factors that differentiate the two countries.
It is very important before leaving the country to understand the advantages and disadvantages of living in Canada. Which can help a lot when preparing to face what you can find there and knowing how to act in the face of these challenges.
