The Advantages of Canadian Multinational Corporations' Executive Immigrants

The Advantages of Canadian Multinational Corporations' Executive Immigrants

1, simple immigration conditions

Compared with previous investment immigration projects, Canada's transnational executive immigration program has simpler and looser application conditions. Take high-profile investment immigrants in Quebec as an example. Applicants need to have more than 2 years of business management experience in the past 5 years; There is also a more stringent condition, that is, the proof of the source of funds, and each item needs to be proved clearly.

In contrast, Canada's transnational executive immigration program does not have complicated age, language, education and other requirements. As long as the main applicant has more than 1 year business management experience and family assets of more than 3 million yuan, the immigration threshold is really low.

2. Short processing cycle.

In the past, the processing cycle of Canadian investment immigration projects was relatively long, and it took more than three years to get the status, which also greatly tested the patience of applicants. However, Canada's transnational executive immigration programs are quite different. Project preparation time is very short. You can bring your spouse and children to Canada within three months to renew your work visa. Once the work permit is issued, the applicant's children can get the right to study in Canadian public schools free of charge. The whole family can get the Canadian Maple Leaf Card as soon as1May. Immigration processing speed is beyond imagination!

3, the overall cost is cheap

Compared with other immigration methods in Canada, it often requires millions of investments. The transnational executive migration project does not need a lot of capital investment, and it also saves some complicated proof of the source of funds. This project only requires you to spend about 900,000 RMB on the whole to obtain immigration status, which is still relatively low.

4. Enjoy local benefits

Canada's generous immigrant welfare has always been the envy of Chinese people, which is also an important reason why Chinese people have chosen Canada. Another unique advantage of the project is that after the applicant lands, his children can go to school free of charge in the local area and enjoy quality education in Canada; In addition, the whole family can enjoy excellent medical insurance in Jinda; Children under the age of 0/8 of the applicant/kloc can enjoy milk money and childcare money. In addition, children born locally can be naturalized directly.

Article 2 Popular occupations of skilled immigrants in Canada

1, actuary

Career prospects At present, the employment situation of this major is stable. It is expected that in the next five years, employers such as insurance companies will hire more people with Canadian actuaries to launch more competitive products. At the same time, in view of the rapid development of China's insurance industry, the demand for actuaries will continue to increase, and China immigrants with Canadian actuaries will have considerable opportunities to be employed by multinational companies, and will be sent back to work in China or employed by large local insurance companies in China.

Job seekers must hold a college diploma in actuarial science, mathematics, statistics, economics, business or business management, and have at least 3 years of actuarial assistant or related work experience. After completing the vocational examination, actuaries can obtain the membership of the Canadian Association of Actuaries.

2. Advertising and marketing consultant

Employment prospects In the next five years, with the liberalization of international trade and the wide application of information technology, job seekers will have a wide range of employment opportunities. But it is worth noting that the continuous reduction of government budget expenditure is likely to have a certain negative impact on the employment of job seekers.

Job seekers need to have a college degree or above, and the university majors in economics, business management, public management and other courses.

3. Chef

Employment prospects As far as the current situation is concerned, the employment opportunities of the chef profession are extremely limited. This situation is not expected to change in the next five years. However, according to the Canadian Chefs Association, Canada will increase its demand for senior chefs in the future.

Employees are required to have a high school education. Ordinary chefs should have 3 years of apprenticeship experience, or at least 2 years of practical work experience, and obtain qualification certificates. Intermediate chefs should have apprenticeships or formal training, including overseas and domestic professional job training. In addition to some practical work experience, senior chefs should also have more than 2 years of experience in kitchen food and personnel management. Chef qualification certificate is managed by Canadian Cuisine Association.

4. Civil Engineer

Employment prospects In the next five years, the employment situation will be better.

Civil engineers must have a university degree and major in civil engineering or related engineering fields. Civil engineers must register their qualifications in provincial or local professional engineers' associations, obtain the qualification certificate of engineers, and obtain employment with this certificate.

5. programmer

Career prospects At present, programmers have a wide range of employment opportunities. It is predicted that the employment prospect will remain optimistic in the next five years. In order to become a qualified programmer, job seekers should not only master basic programming languages and skills, but also constantly enrich themselves and their professional knowledge.

Job seekers should hold a bachelor's degree or a college diploma, and their major should be computer science, or mathematics, business management and other disciplines related to computer programs.

6. Computer Systems Analyst

Employment prospects In the next five years, the employment prospects are extremely promising. However, due to the continuous updating of programming language and technology, employers pay more and more attention to the acceptance and proficiency of new knowledge by system analysts. In addition, the employer also requires system analysts to have good communication skills and accurately answer various technical consultations for customers.

Job seekers need to hold a bachelor's degree certificate or a college diploma, and their major courses are computer science, mathematics and business management. At the same time, job seekers have some experience in computer programming.

7. Electronic Engineer

Career prospects In the next five years, job seekers will have better employment prospects. With the increasingly fierce market competition, major enterprises have higher and higher requirements for job seekers' personal professional knowledge. This virtually forces job seekers to constantly absorb advanced science and technology to meet the needs of future employers.

Job seekers need to hold a bachelor's degree certificate, major in electronic engineering or related majors, and obtain professional electronic engineer qualification certificates from Canadian provinces or local trade associations.

Further reading: a guide for new immigrants to Canada

First of all, luggage preparation.

Try not to choose a hard-shell suitcase, it will be easier to deform. The checked suitcase is equipped with a TSA lock (with a small red sign). If it is not equipped with a TSA lock but locks itself, Canadian Customs has the right to forcibly open your suitcase.

Everyone can take 1 10,000 Canadian dollars with them. If the quantity exceeds, you need to declare it to the customs. I suggest you take less cash.

The voltage in Canada is 1 10V/60Hz, so you can bring a universal adapter in advance when you use household appliances in Canada. Most chargers for mobile phones and computers are compatible with Canadian voltage 1 10V, but the interfaces are different. Don't buy transformers.

Second, boarding preparation

On international flights, especially the first flight to Canada, everyone should arrive at the airport at least three hours in advance.

After entering the airport, look for the counter on the TV wall where you can check your flight and change your boarding pass. Find the counter and get the boarding pass. When checking in, please note that if you buy a connecting ticket, your luggage can be hung directly, and you don't need to take it out for inspection when you transfer, thus reducing the waste of precious transfer time.

After check-in, you can take your carry-on luggage and boarding pass to the border inspection. Fill in the exit registration card outside the border inspection channel. Pay attention to the passport number, not the ID number.

Then you can queue up at the border crossing. During the border inspection, the public security personnel will ask you a few simple questions, then put a stamp on your passport, and you can go to the security inspection. After the security check, you can go to the boarding gate, check your passport and boarding pass, and check the boarding pass number according to the number on the suitcase.

Three. Import guide plate

People usually enter from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and Vancouver International Airport (YVR).

Before arriving at Vancouver or Toronto airport, the flight attendant will give you a Canadian entry registration card (customs declaration card), which has two sides, one in English and the other in French, and fill it out on the plane (only the English side), so you don't have to fill it out at the Canadian border inspection site.

The ID number on the card is the passport number, not the ID number. The following is a sample entry registration card. Students who are afraid of problems can get familiar with it in advance. Foreign students should be able to read the English on the card, but they really can't. The flight attendant may have instructions in Chinese, or ask the passengers next to him.

After getting off the plane, line up according to the prompts to reach the entry area. The immigration officer will check your customs declaration card, passport and visa here, and check with the actual items according to the contents of the declaration form.

Immigration officials will also ask you some questions, such as the purpose of your visit, where you are going, what you brought, and so on. Remember to answer truthfully and translate if necessary.

After the immigration officer stamps, you can pick up the checked baggage.

After you get your luggage, you will pass the second Canadian Border Services Agency checkpoint, which is mainly aimed at your luggage to see if there is anything to declare and anything prohibited from entering the country. So if you bring any gifts, it is not recommended to wrap them, and they may be opened.

After completing the above steps, you may be asked to make a second inspection. Don't panic. Checking your entry information is a spot check.

You may ask some more in-depth questions, or you may check your luggage, or pay customs duties, or record and declare the financial bills of 10000 Canadian dollars or its equivalent that you carry with you, and complete some written materials for your smooth entry.