Many Ukrainians have applied for a visa to come to Canada but many of them choose not to come
More than seven million Ukrainians were forced to leave the country when Russia invaded Ukraine–20 per cent of the country’s population. And while most of the refugees are remaining in Europe, many have applied for a visa to come to Canada.
Europe or Canada? Most Ukrainians waiting for a Canadian visa do so in Europe. After their Canadian visa is approved, they face the dilemma of whether to stay in Europe or come to Canada. Iryna, for example, advises Ukrainians living in Germany to stay there. “Here you may not feel like an immigrant, but only after your language is very good. Socially, Germany is definitely better. It’s completely different in Canada,” Oleksandr commented on Facebook.
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