Topics to avoid when immigrating to Canada

China people are hospitable by nature and always ask questions when they meet. But if you immigrate to Canada, you should pay attention to some Chinese chat methods. For example, in China, many people like to inquire about other people's income, but this is a very taboo topic in Canada. Next, 86 experts will show you some topics that should be avoided in Canada. If you want to know the income of a Canadian family, you can know the general situation by looking at what residential area the family lives in and what school their children go to. In Canada, food is cheap, cars are cheap and housing is relatively expensive. Most of the income of the average Canadian family is spent on housing and tuition. Every city in Canada has rich areas, blue-collar areas and civilian areas. Each area is divided into three levels: upper, middle and lower. Canadian primary and secondary schools are free, and private schools collect money. Different private schools charge different fees. Canadians don't make money to save, what kind of money they earn and what kind of living environment they live in. Therefore, the general manager of a big company is likely to sell his existing house immediately after he loses his job, live in a poor environment, and his children will also transfer from private to public schools.

As we all know, Canadians are also very taboo about being asked their age. Don't ask the age of Canadians. Even if I knew, most Canadians wouldn't tell you honestly. Attend a birthday party in Canada, and 40-year-olds will also say to celebrate their 28th birthday. Unless they have to fill in a form when applying for a job, they may not fill in their real age at that time, and the law also protects workers from filling in their exact age. To know the correct age of Canadians, it is most accurate to look at a Canadian driver's license or passport. Passports and driver's licenses need their birth certificates to get them.

Besides, how much is the house you live in and the car you drive? It is very inappropriate for you to ask these questions to Canadians. Open topics that Canadians are willing to talk about in the crowd, such as the market situation of children's education expenses and travel expenses. Canadian immigration experts also remind you that immigrating to Canada means a new beginning of personal life, and the new environment needs to be gradually integrated, and you can feel the cultural atmosphere of Canada in the integration. For new immigrants who have just set foot on Canadian soil, there is no need to be nervous about chatting in daily life. Just keep a peaceful mind and think calmly. I wish you a happy life.