Immigrant Archives | Canadian Visa Professionals (CanadianVP) Canadian Visa Professionals (CanadianVP) | Immigrant Archives https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/tag/immigrant/ Living in Canada: Articles and Info Thu, 24 Aug 2023 07:10:02 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.3 https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/cropped--32x32.jpg Immigrant Archives | Canadian Visa Professionals (CanadianVP) Canadian Visa Professionals (CanadianVP) | Immigrant Archives https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/tag/immigrant/ 32 32 Immigrant from Japan Says She Feels More Free in Canada https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/articles/immigrant-from-japan-says-she-feels-more-free-in-canada/ https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/articles/immigrant-from-japan-says-she-feels-more-free-in-canada/#respond Sun, 23 Apr 2023 12:29:01 +0000 https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/?p=1239 Altogether, 76% of all Japanese immigrants in Canada over the last two decades are women. Yuka Yamamoto Woods is one of the almost 14,000 women Japanese immigrants in Canada. The woman who arrived in Vancouver in 2006 said she feels freer living in Canada. Canadian Visa Professionals reported that she first came to Canada on […]

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Altogether, 76% of all Japanese immigrants in Canada over the last two decades are women. Yuka Yamamoto Woods is one of the almost 14,000 women Japanese immigrants in Canada. The woman who arrived in Vancouver in 2006 said she feels freer living in Canada.

Canadian Visa Professionals reported that she first came to Canada on a working holiday, but became a permanent resident after some years. According to Yamamoto Woods, being a working mom in Canada is easier than in her home country, Japan. She added that most of her co-workers are mothers.

"Altogether, 76% of all Japanese immigrants in Canada over the last two decades are women. Yuka Yamamoto Woods is one of the almost 14,000 women Japanese immigrants in Canada"
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The Japanese Immigrant's Experience Back Home

Yamamoto Woods narrated that her husband helps with housework and child-rearing. According to her, this was unusual in Japan, as many women give up work once pregnant.

Yuka Yamamoto Woods described her ordeal back in Japan. As a child, she had always loved travelling, so at 19, she began her dream career as a ground staff member with an airline in Tokyo.

After about four years of long work hours, it dawned on her that becoming a mother while working would be unlikely. Being promoted also seemed like an impossible thing, reported Canadian Visa Professionals.

Yamamoto Woods came to this conclusion when she realized that most of the managers at her Tokyo airport were male. At the same time, most women on the job quit once they got pregnant. All these proved to her the extent of gender inequality in her home country.

Primary Reason for Influx of Japanese Women in Canada

The compelling reason for the high rate of Japanese women leaving their home country for Canada is the entrenched gender inequality in the country. One of the women, Yuka Yamamoto Woods, an early childhood facilitator in Metro Vancouver, said she is freer living in Canada.

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]]> https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/articles/immigrant-from-japan-says-she-feels-more-free-in-canada/feed/ 0 From Young Immigrant to Fashion Stardom: Nya Gatbel Is Living Her Dream in Canada https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/articles/from-young-immigrant-to-fashion-stardom-nya-gatbel-is-living-her-dream-in-canada/ https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/articles/from-young-immigrant-to-fashion-stardom-nya-gatbel-is-living-her-dream-in-canada/#respond Thu, 07 Jun 2018 05:58:56 +0000 https://www.canadianvisaprofessionals.net/?p=341 A recent story is showcasing that a young immigrant named Nya Gatbel has recently risen to stardom in the fashion world. She was only a baby when she moved to Canada as an immigrant.

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]]> A recent story is showcasing that a young immigrant named Nya Gatbel has recently risen to stardom in the fashion world. She was only a baby when she moved to Canada as an immigrant. Nya arrived in Canada from Ethiopia and life completely changed for her family. She was able to get opportunities that she would never have had access to in her homeland.

Stories such as Nya’s are heartening for the many immigrants who want to make their way to Canada today. Canadian Visa Professionals have been increasingly busy as record numbers of immigrants seek new lives in Canada. It’s seen as a land of opportunity and as a bastion of hope for people in less fortunate nations.

Dreams Can Be Realized in Canada

It’s possible to realize your dreams in Canada. If a young immigrant can work hard and become a renowned fashion model, it should give you the strength to pursue your aspirations as well. The Canadian Visa Professionals team is helping many people who want to live in Canada. It just takes the right frame of mind and a significant amount of willpower to reach out and make your dreams a reality in this incredible country.

Nya Gatbel went from being an immigrant starting a new life in a foreign land to fashion stardom. Canadian Visa Professionals can help to give you the same sort of opportunity. Prospective immigrants are reaching out all the time and it isn’t difficult to get the process started. Getting the help you need to enter Canada can mean a completely new life for you and your family.

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