WHICH COUNTRY IS BETTER TO MIGRATE
CANADA
OR
AUSTRALIA
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The second largest country in the world, Canada is also hugely varied. There’s outdoorsy Vancouver with its mild coastal climate and mountains nearby; there’s the bustling central business district of cosmopolitan Toronto; and the oil and gas fields and wild winters of Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Between the end of 2017 and the end of 2020, Canada will welcome around one million new permanent residents, the majority chosen for their experience, education level, age, language skills, and employment prospects, along with their partners and children.
The International Experience Canada (IEC) programme makes it especially easy for those aged between 18 and 35 to move there, with 10,700 of these two-year work permits available every year for Irish people.Toronto and Vancouver are the main hot spots for employment, as construction and mining activity in resource-heavy provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, which employed thousands of Irish workers after the recession hit Ireland, have slowed down.
But no matter how attractive the change of scenery or the promise of a well-paid job may be, it is important to do thorough research in advance of such a big move, whether you are travelling alone or with a family.
Many find the first six months tough. Visa rules ask a lot of newcomers. The IEC visa requires people to have 2,500 Canadian dollars (€1,611) in their bank accounts on arrival, but this can run out quickly. Statistics released by the Canadian Government in 2017 show recent immigrants are almost twice as likely to be unemployed as the Canadian-born population. Simple practical issues, such as a different style of CV or resumé favoured by Canadian employers, can be a barrier for jobseekers.
This guide gives an overview of the main points to consider, with links to official government websites and other useful online resources where you can go for more detailed information.
Between the end of 2017 and the end of 2020, Canada will welcome around one million new permanent residents, the majority chosen for their experience, education level, age, language skills, and employment prospects, along with their partners and children.
The International Experience Canada (IEC) programme makes it especially easy for those aged between 18 and 35 to move there, with 10,700 of these two-year work permits available every year for Irish people.Toronto and Vancouver are the main hot spots for employment, as construction and mining activity in resource-heavy provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, which employed thousands of Irish workers after the recession hit Ireland, have slowed down.
But no matter how attractive the change of scenery or the promise of a well-paid job may be, it is important to do thorough research in advance of such a big move, whether you are travelling alone or with a family.
Many find the first six months tough. Visa rules ask a lot of newcomers. The IEC visa requires people to have 2,500 Canadian dollars (€1,611) in their bank accounts on arrival, but this can run out quickly. Statistics released by the Canadian Government in 2017 show recent immigrants are almost twice as likely to be unemployed as the Canadian-born population. Simple practical issues, such as a different style of CV or resumé favoured by Canadian employers, can be a barrier for jobseekers.
This guide gives an overview of the main points to consider, with links to official government websites and other useful online resources where you can go for more detailed information.
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BOTH ARE ABSOLUTELY GREAT COUNTRIES TO MIGRATE TO, SO IT'S REALLY A MATTER OF OPINION. HOWEVER, I WILL TRY TO GIVE YOU A SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON ON DIFFERENT POINTS.
1.
THIS IS ONE BIG FACTOR WHICH USUALLY SWAYS PEOPLE IN FAVOUR OF ONE COUNTRY OVER THE OTHER. CANADA HAS REALLY HARSH WINTERS AND HEAPS OF SNOW THROUGHOUT MOST OF THE TIME MAKING IT QUITE DEPRESSION. AUSTRALIA HAS TROPICAL WEATHER MOST OF THE TIME. IT'S QUITE SUNNY, WARM AND PLEASANT. THOUGH SUMMER CAN BE QUITE HARSH AND UV RADIATIONS IS PAIN. SO, CHANCE ARE HIGH TO GET CANCER THERE.
2.
CANADA HANDS DOWN WIN ON THIS FRONT. IT IS QUITE CHEAP TO RENT OR OWN A HOUSE IN CANADA. IN AUSTRALIA HOWEVER, HOUSE PRICES ARE SOARING HIGH AND ALMOST OUT OF REACH OF COMMON MAN.
3.
AUSTRALIA HAS HIGH NUMBER OF JOBS COMPARED TO CANADA.
HOPE IT HELPS ✌
BOTH ARE ABSOLUTELY GREAT COUNTRIES TO MIGRATE TO, SO IT'S REALLY A MATTER OF OPINION. HOWEVER, I WILL TRY TO GIVE YOU A SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON ON DIFFERENT POINTS.
1.
THIS IS ONE BIG FACTOR WHICH USUALLY SWAYS PEOPLE IN FAVOUR OF ONE COUNTRY OVER THE OTHER. CANADA HAS REALLY HARSH WINTERS AND HEAPS OF SNOW THROUGHOUT MOST OF THE TIME MAKING IT QUITE DEPRESSION. AUSTRALIA HAS TROPICAL WEATHER MOST OF THE TIME. IT'S QUITE SUNNY, WARM AND PLEASANT. THOUGH SUMMER CAN BE QUITE HARSH AND UV RADIATIONS IS PAIN. SO, CHANCE ARE HIGH TO GET CANCER THERE.
2.
CANADA HANDS DOWN WIN ON THIS FRONT. IT IS QUITE CHEAP TO RENT OR OWN A HOUSE IN CANADA. IN AUSTRALIA HOWEVER, HOUSE PRICES ARE SOARING HIGH AND ALMOST OUT OF REACH OF COMMON MAN.
3.
AUSTRALIA HAS HIGH NUMBER OF JOBS COMPARED TO CANADA.
HOPE IT HELPS ✌
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