The immigration rate to Canada from India

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The immigration rate to Canada from India in the past five years has been greater mainly
because of the high unemployment rate concerns in India. The linkage and connections that
exists between Canada and India hence allowing immigration of Indians to Canada is based
in the common interests that Canada and Kenya share (Walker, 2014). The common
interests making the two countries have an excellent relations incudes economic growth and
sustainability, upholding of security as well as aiding in the eradication of poverty in India.
Fig 1: showing temporary foreign workers arrival in Canada from India between the year of
2010-2015
The immigration trends of Indians into Canada on the temporary foreign works tend to
fluctuation rates of increasing and decreasing in the years between 2010 and 2013 while the
years between 2014 and 2015, the migration rates has been shown to decline. Consequently,
the inflow rate in the temporary foreign workers of the Indians to Canada is abit high since it

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shares a greater remittance in the inflow and GDP rates of Canada (Canada. Citizenship
and Immigration Canada, 2011).
Fig 2:Chart showing permanent residents arrival in Canada from India between the year of
2010-2015( Video 1, Video 2, and Video 3)
The migration trends of Indians into Canada on the temporary foreign works tend to
fluctuation rates of increasing and decreasing in the years between 2010 and 2013 while the
years between 2014 and 2015, the migration rates has been shown to decline. Consequently,
the inflow rate in the temporary foreign workers of the Indians to Canada is abit high since it
shares a greater remittance in the inflow and GDP rates of Canada (Matthews & Measner,
2016).
The trends in the permanent residence immigration into Canada from India shows a rising
graph within the five years, while the first year that is 2010 showed a higher rate of Indians
migrating into Canada then the consequent year the rate of Indian permanent residents
immigration into Canada declines or drops (Chakravorty, 2013). The following years are
then followed by a rising rates in the proportions of permanent residents immigration.