How can immigration to Canada be a life changer?

by Mansi Sahai Published on 17/Aug/2022

According to US News Best Countries Overall Rankings 2022, Canada has been ranked the #1 best country in terms of various qualitative characteristics and impressions that have the potential to drive the country's trade, investment and travel and affect the national economy directly.

The ranking has been given based on a survey of more than 20,000 people from around the globe and ascertains why thousands of immigrants move to Maple Leaf country every year to live and work or study there permanently.

Yes, immigrating to Canada can be a life changer and has proved to be an excellent decision for millions of families living as permanent residents or citizens.

Let's find out what makes it an excellent destination for newcomers to build an all-new life:

The country beautifully embraces immigrants of all kinds, thanks to its officially adopted policy that strongly promotes multiculturalism. It's a nation where people from different cultures and ethnicities live in complete harmony and are allowed to maintain their cultural heritage and follow religious practices.
Diversity and inclusivity are core elements, and the government strongly supports the LGBTQ community. Canada is the 4th nation in the globe that has legalized same-sex marriage. Moreover, there is a 50/50 representation between the two genders and essential women's rights are protected there, like, voting, birth control and abortion rights and more.
It's the 10th largest service-oriented economy in the world, with 1.6 trillion output per capita.
Its healthcare and education systems are the best, and it is known as the most educated nation in the world, with reasonable prices and easily accessible medical services.
It's a progressive country that primarily protects its workers, offering them mandated vacation leave, two weeks of guaranteed paid vacation and 6 to 10 statutory holidays.
As per World Economic Forum, Canadian banks are the world's most stable banks, while the Global Peace Index of 2020 has ranked it among the top 15 most peaceful countries globally.