I want to be a coach abroad! ! !

You can apply for self-employment immigration in Canada (you are a sports management talent, you can apply for skilled immigration in most immigrant countries, and you can also apply for skilled immigration in New Zealand or Australia if your language skills pass).

The definition of self-employed immigrants in Canadian immigration law is: self-employed immigrants refer to people who can contribute to a certain field of Canadian economy, culture and art, have special talents, have their own business experience and have the ability to start their own businesses, such as musicians, sports coaches and artists. Self-employed immigrants must prove that they can start or buy businesses in Canada before they can be employed and make significant contributions to Canada's economy, culture or art.

Applicants for self-employed immigrants must be able to establish or purchase enterprises in Canada, create employment opportunities for themselves and contribute to Canada's economy, culture and art. Although self-employed immigrants are classified as commercial immigrants, their selection criteria refer to the categories of independent immigrants. The difference is that eligible self-employed immigrants can get 25-30 points more. Self-employed immigrant applicants only need to score 40-45 points on their personal abilities (such as education, occupation, work experience, language ability, etc.) to be approved.

Applicants for self-employed immigrants must prove to the immigration officer that they are successful professionals, whether writers, artists or musicians, sports stars, actors or other artists, and must convince the immigration officer that the applicants can successfully start their own businesses and become self-employed. Applicants can also apply if they can prove that they can become self-employed, farmers and excellent small business owners.

Characteristics of self-employed immigrants

1, without other restrictions;

2. Self-employed immigrants do not need to create employment opportunities for others;

3. You must provide documents to prove that you have the ability to start a business in Canada and make significant contributions to Canada's economy, art or culture;

4. Self-employed immigrants must have certain funds for the expenses of starting or buying enterprises and settling down in Canada;

5. Once successful, you can enjoy various benefits immediately;

According to the immigration law, self-employment means that after the applicant arrives in Canada, he has the ability to create employment opportunities for himself by virtue of his own talents and professional skills, without occupying job opportunities in the Canadian labor market.

Immigration has no minimum requirements for the personal assets of self-employed immigrants, and their capital will depend on the nature of their business. Applicants must have sufficient capital to create employment opportunities for themselves and support their families. The applicant must prove that he has succeeded and will continue to support his family in Canada through his personal ability, which also includes having enough assets to support his family before starting his own business.