Diversified Canada

Prediction of investment migration trend in 20 13 years

In 20 13 years, although the mainstream status of Canada and the United States will not change, countries such as Europe will gradually seize some market share, and the choice of immigrant applicants will be more diversified. The high-profile involvement of European countries will further change the pattern of investment immigration market. Although most of the immigrant visas granted to applicants by European countries have certain conditions, the advantages of the European Union make applicants free to travel to all EU countries as long as they get the green card from Schengen countries, and the added value of the green card will attract many people's attention.

Diversified Canada

Due to historical reasons, the ethnic composition of Canada is a diversified structure. You can find every major country in the world in Canada. The earliest indigenous people in Canada were Inuit and Indians. Eskimos are an indigenous people of the Inuit in the north, and their ancestors began to live in the Asian continent. The existing Inuit in Canada are distributed in the mackenzie river estuary delta, the northwest coastal area of China, the Arctic Islands, Hudson Bay and other vast areas, making a living by fishing and hunting. ? Inuit? Meaning? The only person? . Indians got their name from a misunderstanding at the beginning of Columbus' discovery of America. Indians now mainly live in 2200 reservations in Canada, and some of them have entered cities and scattered around.

From the17th century, Europeans began to immigrate to Canada. After defeating the French, the British gained the right to rule Canada, but the areas where the French were allowed to live (mainly in Quebec) retained the French national culture, language and religion (Catholicism). Quebec today still retains a strong French flavor. The history of the conflict between Britain and France and the requirement of political stability make Canada a country with both Britain and France. Even in Quebec, French has basically become the only official language. French-Indian hybrids are called Metis, and now the meaning of this word has been extended to refer to children born to whites and Indians. There are about 60,000 Metis in Canada, which are not exactly the same as Indians. They can live on the reservation with their parents. Because 40% are British descendants, about 27% are legal person descendants, 1%, and the remaining 32% are immigrants from other countries.

In recent years, a large number of Asian immigrants immigrated to Canada, including about 6,543.8+million Chinese from Chinese mainland, China, Taiwan Province, China and Hongkong, China, living in Toronto, Ontario (400,000), Montreal, Quebec (6,543.8+0.5 million) and Vancouver, British Columbia (250,000). With a large number of immigrants from China flocking to Canada, the lion dance and Dragon Boat Festival in Chinatown have also become one of Canada's national landscapes.

Canada is a veritable immigrant country, with immigrants accounting for 99% of the national population. Immigrants from all over the world have brought Canada a rich and colorful cultural atmosphere and formed a multicultural environment. In this environment, the unique artistic expressions and characteristics of all ethnic groups have influenced each other, which has brought about the prosperity of Canadian cultural undertakings. Different from American culture, the cultures of all ethnic groups in Canada coexist and prosper together. Activities organized by communities and groups with different ethnic and cultural backgrounds to maintain and develop their own culture will not only be respected by the society, but also be supported by the government. For example, Chinese cram schools in Chinese areas can be subsidized by government cultural funds.

The diversity of ethnic and racial components in Canada has brought rich cultural diversity, and the diversity of different ethnic groups and races and the harmony of cultures have become the most remarkable distinguishing signs between Canada and other immigrant countries. This special cultural environment that the Canadian government and people are proud of has also become an important factor to attract new immigrants.

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