Canada may soon see an influx of immigrants from the U.K., because it seems online search results for "Move to Canada" have significantly spiked following their general election. 

The results of the U.K.'s general election, which saw the Tory's win the greatest majority since Margaret Thatcher, according to the London Economic, mean Boris Johnson will maintain his position as Prime Minister and do his best to get Brexit done by January 31. 

As results continued to come in overnight on December 12 and into the 13, search results for the phrase "Move to Canada" increased by 49 times more than usual, according to The Independent. 

A search on google trends shows the spike in search results

Search traffic began to increase just eight minutes after the polls closed, with the greatest spike occurring at 8:16 a.m. Friday morning as voters awoke to news of the Tory majority. 

Although search results increased significantly following the election results, Canada isn't the only place people are looking to move. 

Search traffic for countries including Australia, France and Ireland also spiked. 

Residents of the U.K. are also taking to social media to express their desire to move to the Great White North. 

Anyway fuck B*ris Johnson and Br*xit. Next plan is to move to Canada after I graduate cause CLEARLY the UK is in shambles

— 𝐃𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐘𝐀𝐇 ｡･:*:･ﾟ★ (@dxniyah) December 13, 2019

And some Canadians are all for it. 

if any of u from the UK would like to move to canada i am already on the hunt for multiple bedroom apartments

— emma (@dumb69idiot) December 13, 2019

But despite the fact that Canada is in fact a Commonwealth country, moving here isn't quite as simple as picking up and flying across the Atlantic Ocean.