A New Delhi immigrant, Ajit Singh Sandhu, was so happy to see one of Pakistan’s famous folk singers perform in Ottawa, Canada.
He never thought this would happen in Canada, but it shows what the community is like now and how big it really is, according to Sandhu, who patiently waited 13 years for a show of this size to be in his country. The concert represented a milestone of growth in the South Asian community of Ottawa. Big names would have only been seen in Toronto, Vancouver, or Montreal in years past, not Ottawa.
Sandhu moved to Ottawa in 2005 and was one of 26,640 South Asians living there, but in 2016 the number increased to over 40,000. If you are interested in living in this welcoming country, contact Canadian Online Immigration. Their team will walk you through the application process so you can receive a visa to live and work in Canada. All of your questions will be answered along the way.
Over 40,000 South Asian Immigrants Move To Ottwa in 2016!
The first wave of Asian immigrants dates back to over one hundred years ago with close to 40,000 Japanese and Chinese helping build the railroad and shaping Canada’s landscape. Many of them settled and worked on the west coast but eventually relocated. These immigrants helped lay the groundwork for what the country is today. Canada’s attitude toward immigration shifted after major international conflicts.
The soldiers came back to Canada with a huge increase in self-confidence and a desire to grow a better country. There are many opportunities available for you and your family in Canada. Contact Canadian Online Immigration to begin the application process.