What do you need to settle in Canada?

Legal status, immigration project selection, language ability, education and work experience, proof of funds, health status, security background review, adaptability.

1. legal status: ensure that passports and other relevant documents are valid and meet the entry requirements of Canada.

2. Selection of immigration projects: There are various immigration projects in Canada, including skilled immigrants, investment immigrants and family reunion immigrants. You need to choose the appropriate immigration project according to your own situation to meet the specific requirements of the project.

3. Language ability: Most immigration programs require applicants to have a certain level of English or French. You need to pass a language test to prove your language ability.

4. Education and work experience: Some immigration projects may require the applicant's education background and work experience.

5. Proof of funds: You need to prove that you have enough funds to support your life and settlement in Canada.

6. Health status: Generally, it is necessary to pass a physical examination to prove that you are healthy and meet Canadian health standards.

7. Security background investigation: Canada will investigate the applicant's security background to ensure that there is no criminal record or security risk.

8. Adaptability: The Canadian government may consider whether it can adapt to Canada's social and cultural environment, for example, by evaluating academic qualifications, work experience, language ability, etc.