My relatives want to emigrate, but they have no time to retire. What should I do, civil servant?

(0 1) There are no special restrictions on the immigration of civil servants, and there is no need to resign first.

(02) Do you intend to apply for the skilled migration category? According to the regulations of the Canadian Immigration Department, you must submit the documents at the Canadian Embassy (Beijing) in your original country of residence.

(03) At present, due to the backlog of skilled immigrants in Beijing, the number of immigration officers in the Canadian Embassy (Beijing) is limited, and it is estimated that it will take at least 4 to 6 years to notify the interview.

If you want to resign now, it's too early to say. As you said, there are great uncertainties and risks in applying for immigration review. You can wait until you receive the landing paper before considering whether to resign.

(05) If you want to hurry up, you can consider applying for investment immigration instead, or applying for studying in Canada and then emigrating.