For many people who are bent on migrating two problems have held them back: the difficulty of leaving one�s culture, friends and relatives behind; and secondly, deciding on which country to migrate to. It is our assurance that making the decision to migrate to Canada marks one of the best decisions you could make. Canada has been voted for the 5th consecutive time as the best country to live in. It is a bilingual country and has a vibrant multiculturalism programme and policy that respects and promotes diversity. No wonder, for example, Toronto, the largest city in Canada, has 51% of its population composed of people who were born outside Canada. Thus, one is assured that a cultural milieu exists whereby the new immigrant can use as the first stage of the integrative process in Canada. Canada�s immigration law and policies are designed in such a way as to promote a positive linkage between the immigration movement and its population and labour market needs. Thus effective, efficient and facilitative policies have been put in place to help investors, entrepreneurs, the self-employed and other skilled personnel to migrate to Canada. The measures are aimed at ensuring the mutual well-being of the immigrant business person and the country Canada. Also, its immigration policies promote family reunification which allows citizens and permanent residents to sponsor close relatives. In addition, it has an immigration system that respects the UN Convention on Refugees which bids welcome to genuine refugees and offers them safeguards against abuse of their civil and other rights. Additionally, it is advantageous to study in Canada. During studies, it is possible to work on-campus and off-campus, depending on the circumstances. And after completion of one�s studies, the graduate has the right to a one-year stay in the country subject to the person getting a job related to his or her field of specialisation. The person can then take advantage of the situation to successfully apply for his or her permanent residence status in Canada. Another advantage Canada has is that it is among the few countries in the developed world that allows for dual citizenship. It has, as well, one of the shortest periods and less laborious but equally effective processes towards becoming a citizen. It takes three years between the granting of permanent residence status to become a citizen. It is for these and other reasons that it may be considered important to make Canada one�s intended place of immigration after deciding that it pays off to migrate. |
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