Wish to immigrate to Canada after Trump won, my chances, and best strategies?

[andrewhl]

Anyone know how Japan compares to Canada? Japan apparently will soon have a fast track Green card system

http://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/forget-h1-b-japan-just-eased-green-card-norms-for-skilled-foreigners-117020800266_1.html

Unless you have a native speaking level of Japanese, it would be really hard for you to find a decent job in Japan.

Besides, Japan is not a immigrate country. They do offer immigration stream, but they encourage people to naturalize as soon as possible and they do not recognize dual nationality. So there is no middle ground here. Japan government even force foreigners to use a Japnese name during the naturalization process. Can you imagine US or Canadian immigration authorities reject you because you refused to change your first name to an Anglo-English one?

Moreover, Japan is not known for its tolerance for foreigners. Even Japanese decedent from South America found certain difficulties integrated into the society, let along the true foreigners.

I always think US and Canada are the two most multicultural countries in the world. Even compared to Australia and New Zealand, North American countries have a much higher tolerance for aliens.

 

[volodyalysak]

People is acting up like Trump is the new Hitler or Stalin who will round up all the non-white citizens in the US and shoot them from the back. Last time when Clinton wanted to tighten the immigration and started deporting people, no one was calling him a racist at all.

With Trump it is really hard to predict anything, i'm just hoping that he makes wise decisions that don't ruin the country.