This article focuses on Arab and Muslim women victims of domestic violence in the context of migration. It aims to present the resources they mobilize and the context they face when dealing with their situation. It is based on an exploratory qualitative study of four women born in North Africa and residing in Quebec. The study highlights that the strategies and resources mobilized by women are closely related, firstly, to their desire to work and, secondly, the fear to be sent back to their country of origin if they separate from their spouse.