Brandon - Great advice on how successfully move and settle into Canada

Emigrant's Life - Stories of people who left their country to chase a better life

Brandon started his journey as a traveler when he moved to South Korea after his collegiate years. Without any concrete plans of what the future may bring, Brandon decided to work in an Asian country where an unfamiliar environment immediately welcomed him. Foreign language, strange culture, new setting - these were just the things that Brandon needed to overcome.

After a few years of venturing into South Korea, Brandon's thirst for new adventures continued. His next destination was the Philippines. His plan to travel for leisure extended until he met his wife and started to build a family of their own. As his daughter was growing up, Brandon finally decided to move back to Canada to provide his child with better opportunities and a more secure place to grow up in.

The several years of staying in the Philippines were both a lesson and an eye-opener to Brandon. He saw how immigration processes took place in a third-world country, and as someone competent on this tract, Brandon knew that he could do something to change other people's lives. Moving with his family to Canada further encouraged Brandon's desire to be a part of the Canadian immigration world.

With his knowledge and competency, he provided services for aspiring emigrants through his platforms - Maple Immigration Services and Second Passport. Brandon has established himself as a trustworthy immigration advisor for people who aspire to move to Canada throughout his years of practice. What makes Brandon different from other immigration advisors? His empathy for people's circumstances as he, too, once went through those challenging immigration processes.
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TOPIC WE DISCUSS IN THIS EPISODE

• Leaving Canada and move to Asia
• Becoming an Immigration Advisor
• Immigration process in Canada
• Things to know when moving to Canada

NEED HELP TO MOVE ABROAD?

Leaving your country, family and friends can be very scary. On top of that, there's a lot of uncertainty. "What am I going to do when I get there? Can I afford it? How can I find a job? What visa do I need?" Those were some of the questions I asked myself when I left my country. Now 8 years, 2 countries later and many interviews with people who've done it, I can help you do the same. Simply reach out to me at [e-mail] or visit this page to schedule a call with me.

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