Before deciding where to immigrate, you must consider several factors, such as:
Cost of Living
The cost of living varies depending on the destination country. Some countries have a high cost of living, which may make it difficult to settle in, while others may have a lower cost of living, making it easier to save on expenses. The cost of living in New Zealand is generally higher than Canada's, and job opportunities are limited compared to Canada. To help give you the full picture, here's a breakdown of the cost of living in Canada.
Job Opportunities
Immigrating to a new country without job opportunities can be challenging. Therefore, you must consider the destination country's job market and employment opportunities before deciding. The cost of living and job opportunities in New Zealand and Canada differ. Canada has a broader range of job opportunities, higher salaries, and a lower cost of living.
This map shows the top in-demand occupations in Canada’s provinces.
Education and Healthcare Systems
A country's education and healthcare systems are critical factors when deciding where to immigrate. In addition, you must consider the quality of education and healthcare services in the destination country to ensure you and your family receive the best care. Learn more about Canada's healthcare system here.