Brief introduction of investment immigrants in Quebec, Canada

Quebec has a vast territory, so it has established an efficient modern transportation and communication network. The road network and railway network cover all parts of Quebec, and are connected with big cities in Canada and the United States. More than a dozen deep-water ports along the St. Lawrence River are open all year round. In addition, Quebec's infrastructure also includes three international airports and 100 local airports.

Quebec's financial economy is very developed, and the financial market plays a key role in maintaining Quebec's economic vitality. Montreal is recognized as an important international financial center. Eight of Canada 1 1 chartered banks are in Quebec, and 19 foreign banks have Canadian branches or head offices in Quebec.

In order to protect Quebec's unique French culture, the Canadian federal government signed the Canada-Quebec immigration agreement 1978 with Quebec. Accordingly, Quebec can choose its own immigrants according to its own cultural, economic and social needs. The Quebec Immigration Bureau has its own immigration visa officers in Canadian embassies in several major countries of origin.

Quebec has its own selection criteria for accepting immigrants and international students and accepting international students to become immigrants. Its task is to control the number and types of immigrants entering Quebec every year. According to Quebec's economic, social and cultural needs, Quebec Immigration Department basically coordinates its policies and work according to the general direction of the federal government.

Investment immigration in Quebec, Canada is one of the projects of investment immigration in Canada. Project features:

Quebec, Canada has immigration selection criteria independent of the Canadian Federation. Quebec investment immigration regulations have the same requirements for applicants' net assets and investment as the federal investment immigration regulations, but Quebec investment immigration regulations allow provincial funds to provide loans to immigrant applicants. In this way, the applicant can obtain most of the investment funds by borrowing from the investment fund. Therefore, compared with the Federation, Quebec's investment immigration regulations are more relaxed and flexible.

Because Canada allows residents to move freely, immigrants who choose the Quebec investment immigration program do not need to settle in Quebec, and they can freely choose to live in other provinces in Canada.