"Why New Immigrants, Including Filipino Immigrants, Are Leaving Canada?"
Timecodes
0:00 - What's the Current Status of Immigrants
1:29 - Stats on Immigrants
2:05 - Surveys on Reasons for Immigrants Leaving
3:30 - Grass is Greener Syndrome
3:58 - What can you do?
5:38 - More Solutions to help you
7:06 - Conclusion
Welcome back to our channel! Today, we're diving into a topic that's been making headlines lately - why new immigrants, including Filipino immigrants, are leaving Canada. We'll explore the key reasons and discuss solutions to help newcomers thrive in their new home.
In 2022, the following 10 countries were Canada’s top immigration sources according to each immigrant’s country of citizenship. Each country will be listed alongside the number of immigrants that came from that country and the percent of Canada’s total PR number accounted for by that country.
India (118, 095 immigrants) - 27%
China (31,815 immigrants) - 7.2%
Afghanistan (23,735 immigrants) - 5.4%
Nigeria (22,085 immigrants) - 5.05%
Philippines (22,070 immigrants) - 5.04%
France (14,145 immigrants) - 3.2%
Pakistan (11,585 immigrants) - 2.6%
Iran (11,105 immigrants) - 2.5%
United States of America (10,400 immigrants) - 2.3%
Syria (8,500 immigrants) - 1.9%
The Filipino community is one of the largest immigrant groups in Canada. But why are some of them leaving? Several factors contribute to this trend.
Filipino immigrants, like many newcomers, face challenges such as underemployment, lack of recognition for foreign credentials, and high living costs, particularly in major cities. These factors can lead some to consider returning to the Philippines.
Cities with the Highest Rate of Immigrant Departures
Some cities are experiencing a higher rate of immigrants leaving and returning to their home countries. These cities often have high living costs and limited job opportunities for newcomers.
Cities with High Immigration Departure Rates
- Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary have seen higher departure rates.
Coping and Thriving as New Immigrants
Now, let's discuss solutions to help new immigrants, including Filipinos, cope, adjust, and ultimately thrive in Canada.
1. Mentorship and Networking: Connect with established immigrant support organizations and fellow immigrants to build a strong network and gain valuable insights.
2. Credential Recognition: Advocate for better recognition of foreign credentials and explore upgrading opportunities through local educational institutions.
3. Financial Planning: Create a budget and financial plan to manage expenses and save for the future.
4. Language Skills: Invest in language courses to improve communication and job prospects.
5. Explore Regional Opportunities: Consider settling in smaller cities or provinces with lower living costs and more job opportunities.
In conclusion, Canada remains a welcoming destination for immigrants, including Filipinos. While challenges exist, with the right support, determination, and strategies, newcomers can overcome these obstacles and build successful lives in their new home.
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