Seven reasons for refusing to immigrate to Canada

Seven reasons for refusing to immigrate to Canada

First of all, this statement is untrue.

Although "untrue statement" at first glance seems to be that the applicant intentionally concealed or tampered with some data, sometimes it may just be that the applicant misread the questions on the form, omitted the data items in the form or misunderstood the explanation when filling out the form. These are avoidable mistakes. If it is found to be "untrue", not only will the application be rejected, but it may also be sentenced to two years without reapplication (five years for Quebec immigrants).

Second, health factors.

All immigrant applicants and their accompanying relatives must pass a medical examination to confirm that their health status will not burden Canada's medical system. The above-mentioned physical examination must be carried out by a doctor designated by the Immigration Bureau. Once a family member fails the physical examination, the application of the whole family may be rejected.

For example, patients with diabetes or hepatitis A who need treatment may be rejected by immigration officials and become a burden on the health insurance system. In order to avoid this result, sometimes the expert's report on the applicant's situation helps to avoid re-inspection, delay or rejection.

Third, criminal record.

All applicants must submit the certificate of no criminal record after 18 years old, so as to ensure that new immigrants will not bring harm to social security after arriving in the country. If the applicant has no criminal record, this step is just an armchair strategist, and there is no big problem. If he has a criminal record, it will bring trouble to the application.

Fourth, miss the deadline.

In order to speed up the trial, the Immigration Bureau will require applicants to submit certain forms or documents before a certain period of time. If the applicant misses the time limit, the application is likely to be rejected. Therefore, it is extremely important to know how and when to obtain certain documents or fill out certain forms.

Cohen said that missing the deadline can usually be avoided, so it may be the key to whether the immigration application can be approved by making preparations and planning in advance during the whole immigration application process. Although immigration officials sometimes agree to an extension, they must have sufficient reasons and supporting documents.

Fifth, the immigration officer made a mistake.

In most cases, immigration officials follow the regulations and procedures of the Immigration Department and process applications in a consistent manner. However, sometimes immigration officials make mistakes. They may misunderstand the law and unfairly refuse to sign some applications. At this point, they can appoint lawyers to seek rehabilitation through judicial channels.

An uncommitted document of intransitive verbs.

The Immigration Bureau has a clear list and tracking number of the documents that the applicant should submit to ensure the integrity of the application, and the responsibility for submitting correct documents to the Immigration Bureau lies with the applicant. Failure to submit according to the regulations may lead to the rejection of the application.

Seven. Unqualified when applying.

There are more than 60 types of immigrants in Canada, each of which is different and has its own special requirements, and it depends on the applicant's age, education, net assets, occupation, work experience and other qualifications. Some applicants may meet one or more of these immigration plans, but they may not meet all of them.

If you don't study it carefully, some applicants may think that they meet certain immigration plans and apply rashly, but this is not the case and may be rejected.

Further reading: the cost of investing in Canadian immigrants

1. The cost of investment immigrants in Quebec, Canada is first of all in terms of assets. The Quebec Immigration Bureau requires that the net assets of the principal applicant and spouse exceed10.6 million Canadian dollars. The so-called net assets refer to the net amount of all assets under the name of the applicant and his spouse minus liabilities. Including movable property and immovable property, such as deposits, stocks, bonds, real estate company assets, etc. Secondly, the money used for investment, Quebec's investment in immigrants, needs to invest 220,000 Canadian dollars (about 165438+ 10,000 yuan), and directly invest in the Quebec government through the fund designated by the Canadian government, and it will not be returned.

2. Costs of business migration in Manitoba

Asset requirements: the applicant's personal net assets require at least 350,000 Canadian dollars.

Investment funds: invest at least 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars to do business in Manitoba province.

3. Saskatchewan business immigration costs

Asset requirements: the applicant must have a family net worth of more than 300 thousand Canadian dollars.

Investment funds: after being pre-nominated by Saskatchewan, pay a deposit of 75,000 Canadian dollars to the Saskatchewan government to ensure that at least15,000 Canadian dollars will be invested in Saskatchewan to start a business after immigrating to Canada; After completing the established investment plan in Saskatchewan within two years, the deposit will be fully refunded;

Considering the market demand, the first choice for Canadian immigration program applicants is Quebec investment immigration program, because there is no language requirement for this program, and applicants do not need to study IELTS hard after busy work or start a business. After the success of the project, they only need to invest 220,000 Canadian dollars in the Quebec government, and they will have no worries.

The application conditions are: family net assets of 6,543,800 Canadian dollars+0.6 million Canadian dollars, reasonable and legal sources of funds, and 2 years of management experience in the last 5 years. It is understandable that a family can get a maple leaf card in one step by applying. It is as simple as becoming a hot item in the market.

Taking Quebec investment immigrants as an example, the overall cost after the success of the project is about 6.5438+0.33 million RMB. If you ask whether the money is worth spending, the topic will be bigger, depending on the original intention of your immigration, but whether it is for children's education or for a good living environment, it is definitely worth it in terms of economic expenditure.