There are plenty of Engineers, Doctors, teachers, etc that come in expecting those well paid jobs only to be stopped by Regulation barriers that demand knowledge and skill upgrades to conform to high Canadian standards that often require up to a few years before allowed to assume professional title.
In reality many end up in low paying service sector jobs other than their desired profession.
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Wow, these all are new information to me.
The supposed location to actually better their lives did not provide them with what they hope for.
Many will fall into depression when what they want is not what they get even when they have all it takes to deliver a seamless job or task.
I can now see why many sleep on the streets as the low paying jobs are not enough to cover housing bills not to talk of tax and the likes.