There are so many ways to immigrate to Canada, which one is right for you?

The most worry-free immigration project - investment immigration

Suitable for people: rich and with management experience

Applicants with strong financial resources are very popular in Canada. Because investors can bring a large amount of money to Canada and create new job opportunities, these immigrants also have higher consumption in daily life. This type of immigration has the advantages of being risk-free, with no language, education, or age requirements, no business plan, and no need to start a business.

Comparing the changes in Quebec investment immigration project policies, it is still relatively easy to apply for BC investment immigration. This Canadian investment immigration program, which is favored by Chinese applicants, will also face the dilemma of increasingly higher thresholds and increasingly difficult applications in the future, so "immigrate as early as possible" is really a golden rule.

Low-threshold immigration project - Entrepreneur Immigration

Suitable for: small and medium-sized business owners and executives

Provincially nominated companies from various Canadian provinces that also belong to the business immigration category Compared with Quebec investment immigration, family immigration has the advantages of low assets and low investment amount. Take BC’s entrepreneur immigration as an example. It also has the characteristics of no hard requirements such as age, language and academic qualifications. Therefore, for most applicants who are not suitable for applying for the Quebec investment immigration program, entrepreneur immigration has undoubtedly become their better choice.

A cost-effective immigration project - employer-sponsored immigration

Suitable for people: Talented people do not need much money

Canadian employer immigration is actually a Canadian provincial nomination project. So it’s called employer sponsorship because it’s an employer-based immigration method. Applicants must first find an employer in Canada and obtain a letter of appointment from the employer. Then the applicant and the employer jointly submit an application to immigrate to Canada to the Immigration Bureau. Therefore, this is an immigration project that requires a high degree of cooperation from the employer.

Except for the maverick Quebec and the remote Nunavut region, which do not have provincial nominations, the 13 administrative regions in Canada have their own provincial nominations for employer-sponsored immigration. In general, Canada’s employer-sponsored immigration programs can be roughly divided into two methods: federal immigration and provincial nomination.

Almost every province in Canada has its own provincial nomination project, and each province has different policies. Currently, the most common employer-sponsored provinces are British Columbia, Ontario, the Atlantic Provinces, and Saskatchewan.

Project for people in the arts and sports circles - self-employed immigration

Suitable for people: people in the arts and sports circles

Canadian Federal Self-Employed Person Immigration (Self-employed Person) Program), aiming to attract talents with outstanding achievements or performance in the field of culture and sports (this group of people includes: writers, painters, artists, actors, athletes, interior designers, etc.) or those who engage in related skills in the fields of culture, art, entertainment, and sports. Individuals) immigrate to Canada in the form of self-employment, do not take up job opportunities in the Canadian labor market, create jobs for themselves using their personal talents and professional skills, and are willing and able to make significant contributions to Canada's economic, cultural or sports undertakings, including :

Engage in cultural activities (literature, art, etc.) or sports, and have won awards and rankings in international competitions in the past five years. For example, professional athletes, coaches, artists, actors, directors, writers, painters, designers, martial artists, craftsmen and other professionals in the cultural, artistic and sports fields (it is easier for this type of applicant to apply, but this type of applicant is Minority groups)

Applicants who are successfully self-employed in cultural activities and sports (such as owning their own studio) are the core group of the SEP project.