Canada is a very large country where many immigrants want to achieve their goals and have a good life. According to government statistics (October 2013) Canada's population is 35,295,770 and still growing. Every year more and more people from every country in the world move to Canada to settle down, find a new job and start a perfect life. It is very difficult for people from different countries, cultures and backgrounds to act like born and raised Canadians. The Canadian government supports newcomers through numerous trainings and courses, but it is the immigrants' responsibility to be prepared for the new circumstances, they have to do a lot of work on their own just to feel safe and secure in the new place and new life. Immigrants should consider some very important things before making the decision to change location and lifestyle. Although they may be great specialists in their field, expats must learn about Canadian culture, Canadian workplace rules, and, most importantly, adopt this knowledge into their new life. All people grow and educate according to principles and rules in their lives. homeland. First, immigrants should research the cultural differences between Canada and their country of origin before moving to Canada. According to Gignac (2013) Canada is very attractive to people who are looking for stability and economic possibilities, as well as a peaceful and safe place. However, to take advantage of all the opportunities, immigrants should find out as much as possible about Canada, what and who is important in the lives of Canadians and why. Little things like small talk can make life easier for newcomers, they can help find friends or create distance between Canadians and im...... middle of paper ......your situation. Life here can really bring a lot of good; emigrants can find themselves in new situations and realities very easily. After a difficult period they can find themselves in a place that satisfies their needs, allows them to fulfill themselves professionally and allows them to find balance and tranquility. In conclusion, since immigrants are choosing a new place of living and a change of style by moving to Canada, it is their responsibility to adopt Canadian culture, workplace rules and use all of these in their life. Canada is a great country with many possibilities and prospects for everyone, under one condition: immigrants must adapt and accept the rules that Canadians respect and that make Canada a peaceful and welcoming place. All changes can be simply positive and after a few years all newcomers may wonder how they could have lived before making such an important decision about immigration.