What are the advantages and disadvantages of emigrating to Canada now?

1. It is much easier to apply for an immigrant visa in Canada than in other countries. Many people who have studied and worked in the United States for many years have turned to apply for immigration to Canada without getting a green card. Canada's immigration policy stipulates that after obtaining an immigrant visa, a person is allowed to bring his spouse and minor children (including unmarried adult children who are still receiving full-time education above 18), and there is no requirement for the residence time of the main immigrant. Based on this, many families regard Canada as the first choice for emigrating overseas.

2. If you immigrate for children's education, it is right to choose Canada. Children can grow up in this diversified culture. On the basis of what you have laid for them, they will have a better chance to study in world-famous universities, become people who can think scientifically and be more competitive in international exchanges in the future.

3. Canadian children can receive child welfare money (also called milk money) every month from birth to 18 years old. Like all Canadian children, immigrant children have the right to receive free education from primary school to high school 12 years. Except for high-income families, all children of Canadian citizens, from birth to eighteen, can enjoy government welfare funds to help them grow up.

Although there is a shortage of doctors in Canada and the waiting time for medical treatment is a little longer, the government spends about 52 billion yuan on medical care every year, and each person enjoys a medical allowance of 1.08 million yuan. All people enjoy free medical care, including all kinds of tests, examinations, operations and so on. Medical expenses for minor illnesses shall be reimbursed by * * insurance company, and all expenses for major diseases shall be borne by the government (including meals and nursing expenses).

4. Retirees who have worked in Canada for 65,438+00 years and have reached the age of 65 can enjoy retirement pension. Migrants have the right to continue their education, enjoy grants and scholarships provided by the government, or apply for student loans.

Although there are not many job opportunities for new immigrants to Canada, it is not without them. After three to five years of struggle, most immigrants can become bourgeois (with houses and cars).

Disadvantages of emigrating to Canada:

1, too few job opportunities.

It is difficult for new immigrants to find ideal jobs here. There are many highly educated immigrants (masters, doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc. ), but they drive taxis, deliver pizzas and work hard in factories in Canada. Even if some immigrants get bachelor's degrees from Canadian universities, they still can't find satisfactory jobs after graduation.

2. Bad weather

Canada has the worst climate in the world. Rain, snow, hail and cold weather, from grassland provinces to coastal provinces (Maritimes), from northwest to Nan 'an province, the summer climate is unbearable.

The Canadian government is in urgent need of funds.

Canadian embassies around the world are deceiving foreign people and depicting Canada as an ideal utopia. So in the eyes of countless China people, Canada is like Shangri-La, which everyone yearns for. The sole purpose of the Canadian government is to hope that immigrants will bring more money to Canada. Because to enter Canada, everyone must carry at least $ 10000.