Comparison of immigration from Saskatchewan and Manitoba, Canada

#CanadaImmigration# Introduction Canadian immigration has many benefits. Whether it is to go to Canada for education or life, it is a very good choice. The following is a comparison of immigrants from Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Canada compiled by Kao.com. Welcome to read!

Article 1 Comparison between Canadian Saskatchewan Immigration and Manitoba Immigration

The Canadian Saskatchewan Investment Immigration Program allows Saskatchewan to nominate applicants who meet the provincial government’s requirements to obtain long-term Canadian citizenship. The opportunity for residency, and the Canadian Saskatchewan Investment Immigration Program is a priority processing category, and the application processing time is faster than other immigration categories.

Today, the Liberal Party is in power in Canada. Therefore, after the immigration policy changed, Chinese immigrants found that it was still very easy to go through the relevant immigration procedures when they immigrated to this country. This is still a very low threshold. From the perspective of this immigration policy, you will still know that the advantages and characteristics of each other will be different. Only during the process can you know whether to immigrate to the country or not. Cost-effective choice.

It is understood that Saskatchewan residents can enjoy 12 years of free education, family allowances, child welfare benefits, retirement pensions, and unemployment insurance. Compared with the higher living costs in other Canadian provinces, Saskatchewan and Vancouver Compared with Toronto, it is about 40% lower. Saskatchewan universities have always been known for their "high quality and low tuition fees." The University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina both rank among the top ten in the country in medical and comprehensive university rankings, and the cost is nearly 30% lower than the University of Toronto.

Manitoba is Canada’s most central province and a true tariff-free trade corridor to the United States and Mexico. Its diverse culture, vibrant economy, rich natural conditions, and superior geographical location deeply attract immigrants from all over the world.

Manitoba is a desirable tourist destination, and you can experience different customs and customs from south to north. Churchill in the north can be reached by train. It is famous for the polar bear, a precious resource in the world. It is also a place where you can see wild polar bears, beluga whales, and caribou within the human activity area.

In addition, Manitoba is known as the "Polar Bear Capital" of the world. This is one of the few areas in the world where humans live and you can see polar bears. It takes two and a half hours to fly from Winnipeg to Churchill. The best place in the world to watch the Northern Lights is in the Churchill region of Manitoba. It is close to the Arctic region and can be seen in the night sky throughout the winter. Every year, many scientists from all over the world come to the Churchill area to study this magical natural phenomenon caused by the synergistic interaction of solar particles and atoms in the upper atmosphere. The breathtaking and strange lights of the Northern Lights most often appear from January to March every year. They are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and purple, and are as dazzling as a rainbow in the night sky. Churchill Town also has a specially built glass dome observation platform for tourists to enjoy the beauty of the Northern Lights indoors.

Part 2: How to find a job for Canadian immigrants

Recruitment methods:

1. Introduction by relatives and friends;

2. Recruitment online or in newspapers;

3. Labor agencies.

In fact, there are many ways to find a job after immigrating to Canada. Their effectiveness is expressed as a percentage as follows:

1. Use the Internet to look at company websites and intermediary websites. Or post your resume on the website and wait for others to see it; (1%)

2. Randomly select companies in newspapers or phone books and send your resume; (7%)

3. Apply for recruitment advertisements in professional magazines and news bulletins published in your own industry; (7%)

4. Apply for recruitment advertisements published in local newspapers; (5-24% , depending on salary requirements)

5. Through private employment agencies; (5-24%, depending on salary requirements)

6. Participate in job fairs and meet employers directly, Selected by the employer in person; (8%)

7. Contact teachers and professors you know to see if there are any opportunities; (12%)

8. Through the local government human resources department Seek opportunities at the employment assistance center; (14%)

9. Ask friends, old colleagues, fellow villagers, and relatives to see if they have any recommendations; (33%)

10. No matter If the other party has any vacancies or advertisements, go directly to the companies you are interested in and come to see if there are any opportunities; (47%)

11. Look in the phone book and find those companies you think are good. , call to see if they are recruiting people like you; (69%)

12. With a group of job seekers, look at the phone book together and call potential employers. (84%)

Extended reading: The difference between permanent immigration and citizenship in Canada

Canada is divided into PR and citizenship. PR is the abbreviation of permanent resident.

Rights of PR: You can live in any city in Canada, but you must live for a total of 2 years in every 5 years.

Citizens’ rights: Citizens have the right to vote and be elected. And this is also the difference between PR and citizenship.

To become a PR, you must successfully immigrate to Canada. And after you successfully immigrate to Canada, you can apply for your parents and relatives to immigrate to Canada. But there are requirements for the person who immigrated first. After parents submit the application, they need to provide the applicant's family income, family size, proof of assets and his parents' situation. It proves that he is fully capable of taking care of the family's life after taking his parents over.

If you want to become a Canadian citizen, you must immigrate to Canada. The conditions are: first, you must ensure that you have lived in Canada as a permanent resident for three consecutive years, and you must live in Canada for a total of four years within six years. Apply for naturalization.

In this period, the reduction of Canadian immigration conditions has provided Canadian immigrants with a very good opportunity.