Immigrants do not go through intermediaries.

Landlord, you are so lucky.

To answer your question, I've been an expert all week.

joke

I'm only in second place this week. i was frustrated

Well, passing the skilled migration score means that you are eligible to apply for immigration again, no matter which country. Then if you apply by yourself, there will be many unclear procedures, and you may take many detours. It may take a long time to apply for immigration.

Then, if you find a qualified big company, they are very familiar with what you should prepare next time, which can help you improve a lot of points that you will ignore, because after all, the higher the score, the higher the success rate of immigration, and once your own application is rejected once, the possibility of successful re-application will become very low, because all immigration officers will hold such doubts. Since your information is ok, why was it rejected for the first time? If there's fraud or something. However, it does not mean that the success rate of immigration must be laughed at. If your own score is high, your English level is good, and the materials are well prepared, the immigration officer will not make things difficult for you. Shuang yumm is talking about Australia, in fact, Canada is basically the same. For some majors that are more professional or require a lot of practical experience, you may not be able to do it yourself, so since you immigrate, you should spend a little money to find a good immigration company. After all, it is not good to be returned once. Buy a safe one, hehe.

The loach of Canada

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It is difficult to find loach.