Inga Bohnekamp moved to Canada from Berlin nine years ago. She didn’t know if they would stay long term in the country. Her husband was starting a tech company, and she planned to work, so the couple applied for a two-year work permit. She admitted to being adventurous and liking the challenge. As she recalls the early years, she says she was naïve coming to start a new life. She couldn’t get her psychology qualifications recognized in Ottawa, so she started a new direction by creating yoga programs for youth.
Bohnekamp’s family has adjusted to their new home and life. They have also become Canadian permanent residents. Her advice to those immigrating to Canada is to pursue becoming a Canadian permanent resident. Also, she suggests connecting with community groups. If you are considering relocating to Canada, contact PR Canadiense. Their team will walk you through the steps of immigration.
Kevin Nyembo worked 12-hour shifts as a security guard when relocating to Ottawa. He recalls it being a good experience where he met a lot of nice people. Nyembo and his brother moved to Uganda to escape the civil war in his homeland of Congo. Their other brother sponsored them, and they moved to Ottawa in 2009.
Three years after moving, he was able to bring his family to the new country. His advice is to learn English or French before relocating. It will give you an advantage by being bilingual. There are many opportunities available for you and your family in Canada. Contact PR Canadiense to begin the application process to move to Canada.
