INTRODUCTION

THE FIRST GUIDE FOR SKILLED WORKERS ON HOW TO IMMIGRATE SUCCESSFULLY TO CANADA, WRITTEN BY AN IMMIGRANT!

More 250.00 legal immigrants enter to Canada every year. The vast majority of them face similar problems: culture shock, language barriers and lack of information about to integrate in the Canadian life and job market. Usually newcomers learn through trial and error and by talking to follow other immigrants who have been in Canada longer.

Nowadays you can find books written my experts about every aspect of human activity. You can find thousand of text and “how to” guides about any imaginable topic. However immigrants are not included in this ocean of information. Most of the existing books about immigration are written by academics, sociologist and historians, to analyse from their academic or political point of view how difficult has been for immigrants from many countries to become Canadians and built this wonderful country.

You can find thousands of immigration websites about “how to immigrate to Canada”. Many respectable and  honest lawyers and consultants worldwide can help you to get your permanent resident visa as skilled worker to live in Canada. All the immigration process information and forms required are in public domain and the Citizenship and Immigration Canada CIC websites are surprisingly helpful. However the process can still be difficult and intimidating.

But, why there is not practical guides for newcomers and immigrants in Canada? Simple. Because they can be written only by immigrants themselves. Non-immigrants don’t have the necessary experience and would not know what to write about. Many Canadians themselves don’t  know most of the success information revealed in this guide, because immigrants look at everything with new eyes.

However, immigrants are a group that is the least likely to attempt to fill this information gap because of the mentioned language barrier, culture shock, and initially little knowledge of the daily life in Canada. It seems to be like a vicious cycle. It is therefore not surprising that such books have not been written despite the long history of immigration to Canada. Until now...

Canada is a land of opportunities where you and your family can live and work, in a safe and modern environment. However, the fact of having been admitted to live in this country doesn't necessarily mean that a  job is waiting for you. You must be prepared with your technical abilities, knowledge and key information to get a good job. It is just reasonable to think that you will be able to work in the field on which you have knowledge and experience. But you may also face the possibility to go through difficult long process to get a suitable job.