Occupational categories of self-employed immigrants in Canada

# Canada Immigration # Introduction Self-employed immigrants have no strict restrictions on academic qualifications, age and IELTS scores. Compared with the ultra-high requirements of the federal skilled immigrants EE, the conditions of self-employed immigrants seem to be much looser. The following are the occupational categories of self-employed immigrants in Canada. Welcome to read!

1. Occupational categories of self-employed immigrants in Canada

Many people understand that self-employed people are hiring themselves. As long as you are self-employed, you meet the requirements. But in fact, the self-employed immigrants in Canada are only immigrants from the literary and sports circles. From the perspective of big majors, only these two types of people meet the requirements. The first category is mainly aimed at people in the literary and art circles, who must be "freelancers" with more than 2 years of freelance experience. The so-called freelancing means that you can't have a fixed employer and get a monthly salary. Of course, it can be seasonal work, it can also be paid for by work, or it can simply be a "self-employed" who goes it alone. If you are the owner of a company, such as an interior design company or a music school, you can do business.

The second situation is mainly aimed at sports people, because it is difficult for such people to meet the conditions of starting their own businesses, and most athletes and competitions are in professional sports teams. Therefore, there is another definition for people in sports festivals or some literary and artistic people. It is also possible to participate in sports events or cultural activities for two years.

Of course, if it is a mixture of the former two, one year's self-employment experience can be combined with one year's experience.

Self-employed occupation or experience is the most basic requirement for self-employed immigrants, and proof should be given priority when applying.

The specific occupation list is as follows:

1, book category

5 1 1 1 librarian

5 1 12 savior and curator

5 1 13 archivist

5 12 1 author and writer

5 122 I

5 123 reporter

5 125 translation and interpretation

2. Creative artist category

5 13 1 producer, director, director and related occupations (radio, film, television, stage, sound, animation)

5 132 conducting, composing and arranging music

5 133 musicians and singers

5 134 dancers

5 135 actors and comedians

5 136 painters, sculptors and other visual artists

3. Library and Museum Technology

52 1 1 Library Archivist and Assistant

52 12 Relevant technicians of museums and art galleries

4. Film and television technology

522 1 photographer

5222 film and camera operators

5223 image art technician

5224 broadcast technician

5225 Audio and Video Recording Technician

Other technical coordination in the fields of film, broadcasting and performing arts.

5227 auxiliary occupations are film, broadcasting and performing arts.

5, announcer and other actor categories

523 1 broadcast media moderator

Other actors (acrobatics, clowns, buskers, fashion models, magicians, puppet artists, ventriloquists, circus performers)

6. Creative designers and craftsmen

524 1 graphic designers and illustrators

5242 interior designer

5243 Theatre, Fashion, Exhibition and Other Creative Designers

5244 craftsmen and craftsmen

5245 Modeler-Textile, Leather and Fur Products

7. Categories of athletes, coaches and referees

525 1 athletes

5252 coach

Sports officials (such as timekeepers, starters) and referees.

Leisure, sports and fitness team leaders and teachers

In short, self-employment includes a wide range of occupations. Basically, as long as you work in the media, art galleries, libraries, vision, fine arts, sculpture, animation, music, dance, handicrafts, sports and other fields, you can almost find your own corresponding career.

2. Experience of immigrating to Vancouver, Canada

When you immigrate to Canada and live in Vancouver, you may have the illusion that you are not in a foreign country, but in a city in China. As an old immigrant country, Canada has a large number of Chinese living there. Even though the living habits in Vancouver are different from those in China, it still can't stop people's enthusiasm to immigrate to Canada and settle in Vancouver.

Vancouver is one of the few "livable" countries with comfortable environment, fresh air, excellent water quality and food safety. Of course, the cold weather in winter is really enough to stop people in tropical or subtropical areas. In addition to the natural environment, Vancouver's social environment is also an important place to attract immigrants. Sound modern democratic politics, sound legal system and the values of human rights supremacy are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Vancouver is vast and sparsely populated, with abundant products and high labor costs. Especially blue-collar immigrants, if they have a skill, they are willing to work hard and earn a lot of money.

Vancouver has a sound social welfare system. Federal, provincial and municipal governments have welfare programs to help those residents who encounter special difficulties or cannot support themselves and their families. Vancouver residents (including citizens and green card holders) can enjoy a series of benefits, such as social welfare, medical insurance benefits, child tax reduction benefits, retirement income subsidies, work injury subsidies, unemployment benefits, etc. Of course, a perfect welfare plan needs a lot of money. The government takes from the people and uses it for the people. Compared with America, the tax rate is higher. To a certain extent, it has also played a role in restraining the excessive gap between the rich and the poor in society.

For many immigrants, children's education is also one of their concerns. Many people who want to emigrate come here for their next generation to have a more complete life and receive a better education. Therefore, even if they have to make a lot of sacrifices, immigration has become their choice. Canada is famous for its higher education. The University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Queen's University in Ontario and the University of Waterloo are all prestigious institutions of higher learning.

3. Dietary characteristics of Canadian immigrants

① Pay attention to the nutrition and quality of dishes, and pay attention to the freshness of dishes.

Generally, the taste doesn't like to be too salty, preferring sweetness. Canadians like sweet and sour food that is light and not spicy, and they like to drink original clear soup. There is no seasoning in cooking, and the seasoning is only on the table to choose freely.

③ The staple food is generally rice.

(4) non-staple food, such as beef, chicken, eggs, sardines and game. And tomatoes, onions, vegetables, potatoes, cucumbers and other new vegetables; Seasonings such as ketchup, salt and butter.

⑤ Cooking methods prefer dishes made by frying, roasting and frying. But I don't eat all kinds of animal offal, and I don't like fat.

Dinner is the most important dinner for Canadians, and they also like afternoon tea.