Decision Making for Migration and the Process of Adaptation in the Host Society

It has been a crucial decision for a huge number of Iranian living in homeland, to emigrate or not to West European countries as well as, USA, Canada and Australia even any other countrien. For his decision many motivation have played important roles. Some people emigrated because of special risks and dangers they felt they would be faced if they stayed home. While many others decision have been due to their eagerness for business and making more money. Other young people emigrate because of access to higher education and more knowledge and technology (however for a considerable share of them it have only been important to get a valuable degree). Meanwhile an expanded group move because they felt they have not enough personal and social freedom of expression as well as political activities and other similar cases. In this essay Iranian emigrants in Canada are classified based on their main motive and their present situation in the host country. The analysis of the socio - economic situation of these migrants show that they have not been as successful and satisfied as many other emigrant nationalities, although they have been in higher level with respect to some other nationalities. The essay’s conclusion in that Iranian emigrants have proud to be very capable, but because of foe lack of enough information they have faced with various difficulties in the primary period of residency in Canada. Many of these group could not improve their case, particularly from cultural and psychological point of view, for many years.