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is guite different: Canadian experience, regulated professions reguiring
additional gualifications and exams in Canada, etc. Ihe Canadian climate
is also underestimated by many immigrants until they face their first real
Canadian winter. It must also be observed that Canadian authorities do
not seem to be interested in attracting more Bulgarian immigrants because
Canada has enough immigration applications from other countries and
regions, especially from Asia. As a result, most probably, the number of
Bulgarian immigrants reaching Canada will continue to be low in the next
decades, in the range 300-500 and the EU countries will remain the preferred
place for relocation for the majority of Bulgarian immigrants.
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