Immigration Assessment

Immigration Assessment

            One of my friend’s father couldn’t find a job in Vietnam. He had no job and he couldn’t raise his family here. He was forced to relocate to a new region, which was China, to find a job that has a high salary. They moved for push factors because they had a very low amount of money to live on so they had to immigrate to anther place to live. They had an external migration, because they exit Vietnam. China is not their homeland; they had to immigrate to another country.

           

            There were some positive and negative effects when they immigrated. The negative effects were that they don’t want to live in China; instead they were forced to move. They were possibly miserable in the first few weeks. Chinese is not their first language; therefore they had to learn a very difficult language. When my friend immigrated, he benefited better education. Another bad effect was that they didn’t have many friends because they had to learn Chinese to interact with different people. But the positive effects were that they could learn a new culture, their family can be half Vietnamese and half Chinese. They also could learn a new tradition, language and also religion.