I have decided to immigrate to Canada. I am a 27-year-old doctor in Cuba. I have a husband and two kids. I was born and raised here, and I think it 's time for a change. I am currently being paid $64 a month, which is not my ideal salary. The government plays for my house, but I don’t have enough room for my kids. It’s a small, cramped space and it’s chaotic. I would like something that would fit my circumstances. Canada has all my basic needs, a place to work, a good salary, and technology.
I have been considering 3 places Canada, Argentina, and Spain. One of the reasons I’ve chosen Canada is because of its economics and education. Out of the three choices, Canada has the lowest unemployment rate 6.9%, which means I would most likely get a job. Plus Canada is in need of doctors, which almost guarantees me finding a job quickly.
Another reason I chose
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Canada has open land and is not very crowded. There is cheap housing compared to other countries. Canada has higher life expectancy around 81.76 years is average for a Canadian. The human development rate is ranked 8th in the world which means it is very developed which is perfect for a family.
My other options fell short on a couple of scales. 30% of Argentina’s population is below the poverty line. Plus Argentina has the lowest life expectancy at 77.69 years. Spain on the other hand; 25% of their population is unemployed, which means I have a one in four chance of getting a job; that number is way too low for me. There are twice as many doctors in Spain than there are in Canada, which means the demand is lower in Spain. That gives me a lower chance of being hired.
This proves that Canada is the best candidate for me. I need to leave Cuba as soon as possible so my family and I can live the life we’ve always wanted. I think Canada was the right decision, it will be easy to get a job, I will have good pay, and we will be