Canadian spouse reunion immigration procedure

1. Canadian spouse reunion immigration procedures

First, the guarantor applies for guarantee qualification; Two. Applicants applying for a permanent resident visa:

1. The guarantor fills in all application forms for sponsorship qualification, and the applicant fills in all application forms for immigrant visas;

2. Submit all these forms and the required supporting materials to Mississauga Processing Center (CPC-M) to apply for guarantee qualification;

3. After the guarantee qualification is passed, CPC-M will send all your application materials to the embassy where the guarantor originally applied for immigration, such as the Immigration Visa Office of the Beijing Embassy in Canada or the Immigration Visa Office of the Hong Kong Embassy in Canada;

4. The visa office will further examine whether the applicant meets the immigration conditions, mainly to determine whether the marriage relationship is true and whether the marriage purpose is simple;

5. If necessary, the main application may require an interview;

6. If the interview is successful, the embassy may conduct necessary physical examination and background investigation as needed;

7. If all the inspections pass, the visa office will issue the visa. Congratulations, your application has been passed and you can land in Canada within one year.

Otherwise, unfortunately, your application was rejected.

2. Canada's investment immigration policy

With the continuous development of globalization, immigration has become a normal state. More and more China people choose to immigrate to Canada for investment. First of all, Canada has a good environment and good welfare. After immigrating to Canada, life is very comfortable. Secondly, the risk of investment immigration in Canada is low and the investment environment is relatively relaxed.

First, investment immigration is a project implemented by Canada to improve the local economy. Mainly for two types of people. The premise is that you must have relevant management experience, one is an entrepreneur and the other is a corporate executive.

Second, Canadian investment immigration projects are mainly divided into two categories: active and passive, while Quebec investment immigration projects belong to passive investment immigration projects. Quebec investment immigrants do not need investors to establish new enterprises in Quebec, Canada, nor do they need to create employment opportunities for Canadians. Frankly speaking, they spend money on ID cards. At the same time, however, applicants for Quebec investment immigration project have higher requirements for family assets, not less than 2 million Canadian dollars, and complete personal tax records, which are more suitable for domestic high-income enterprise executives.

Thirdly, following the introduction of EOI screening system in Saskatchewan on 20 15, entrepreneurs in Manitoba have also introduced screening systems similar to EOI. From the original mode of "getting the maple leaf card in one step" to "signing the maple leaf card first and then transferring it", the investment deposit system was cancelled.

Fourthly, the entrepreneurs of Manetho Ba introduced the EOI screening system, which further canceled the PR acquisition form of Maple Leaf, but the requirements for the applicant's assets, tax, language ability and investment were relatively low. So this is very suitable for business owners who don't have much assets in China and can't speak English well, but want to really stay in Canada.

5. After the introduction of the New Deal, entrepreneurs in NB and PEI provinces raised their age, education and language requirements. Therefore, NB and PEI entrepreneurial immigration programs are very suitable for China entrepreneurs who have high education and good English and want to start a business in Canada.

3. Introduction of experienced immigrants from Quebec, Canada

Quebec experienced immigrants, referred to as PEQ, is an immigration plan launched by Quebec Immigration Bureau to speed up the application of local students and temporary foreigners to immigrate to Quebec, and it is also the only open and fast immigration route among Canadian immigrants.

Eligible applicants can obtain Quebec nomination certificate (CSQ) within 20 days at the earliest, and can apply for Quebec permanent resident status within 5- 10 months.

Education requirements: Degree certificate, DEP or DEC, issued by universities or educational institutions in Quebec and recognized by Quebec Education Bureau, with a course time of not less than 65,438+0,800 hours (about 65,438+0.5-2 academic year) and at least half of the course time living in Quebec;

Job Requirements: The PEQ project does not require the applicant's job offer and work experience. As long as the applicant is interested in working in Quebec, he can apply.

Language requirements: If the applicant's entire study project is not completed in French, it is necessary to provide French test scores within two years or a diploma recognized by the Education Bureau to prove that the applicant's spoken French has reached B2 or above; Or provide a certificate of advanced French courses provided by designated educational institutions in Quebec; Or attend a full-time high school in Quebec for three years or more and teach in French.

4. Introduction of immigrants studying in Saskatchewan, Canada

International students who graduated from Saskatchewan:

Education Requirements: Obtain a certificate, diploma or degree from an educational institution recognized by Saskatchewan.

Job and language requirements: To have a valid post-graduation work permit and a full-time job provided by employers in Saskatchewan, the applicant must have at least 6 months paid work experience (at least 960 hours), and the job category can cover jobs inside and outside the school, such as paid internship (Co-op) and jobs within the validity period of the post-graduation work permit;

The job must conform to the O/A/B/C category of NOC occupation, or designate a trading industry, or be related to the field of study;

If the job category is category C of NOC, English level of CLB4 or equivalent French level is required.

International students who graduated from provinces outside Saskatchewan:

Education Requirements: Complete full-time study at least 1 academic year (8 months) in an accredited educational institution outside Saskatchewan, and obtain a certificate, diploma or degree.

Job and Language Requirements: With a valid post-graduation work permit and a full-time job invitation from an employer in Saskatchewan, the applicant must have paid work in Saskatchewan for more than 6 months (at least 960 hours), and the work content should be related to his major; The job must conform to the O/A/B category of NOC occupation, or designate a trading industry, or be related to the field of study; If the job category is Class C of NOC, the English level is required to be CLB4.

5. Introduction of four Atlantic provinces in Canada

The Canadian government hopes to attract more talents through this project, especially international students who have graduated from the Ocean Province, and middle and high-tech talents who are interested in working and settling in the Ocean Province.

This project is only applicable to four maritime provinces in Canada:

New Brunswick province

Newfoundland province

Nova Scotia

Prince Edward i.

Education requirements: have studied in public universities in the four Atlantic provinces for more than 2 years, obtained a degree, diploma or certificate, and lived in the four Atlantic provinces for more than 16 months in the two years before completing their studies.

Job requirements: Get the full-time job offer of four Atlantic provinces for more than one year, and the job must meet the O/A/B/C category of NOC occupation, and no work experience is required.

Language requirements: CLB4 English level, or equivalent French level.