I would like to ask what conditions Chinese medicine practitioners need to immigrate to Canada, and where can I find accurate immigration information?

First of all, let's take a look. Although Canada recognizes Chinese medicine, in fact, these Chinese medicine practitioners are at best similar to those in China, engaging in acupuncture and cupping. Chinese medicine does not dare to treat serious diseases, and patients do not seek treatment from Chinese medicine, because the laws in Canada are strict. Once a medical dispute occurs, it is a very serious matter, and it is difficult to say clearly.

The demand is too small, the review is rigorous, and the waiting time for submitting an application is too long! After successful immigration, if you don't work hard, you will have to go to immigration prison and not return to China. Why bother? Medical schools in Canada are not open to foreigners. Therefore, it is difficult for Chinese medicine practitioners to immigrate to Canada.