What about Quebec investment immigration?

Quebec is a province in eastern Canada. It is the largest province and the second largest first-level administrative region in Canada. It borders Ontario to the west, New Brunswick to the east, and New York City of the United States to the south. State and shares maritime borders with Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. With natural beauty and a livable living environment, it is Canada's welfare paradise. Montreal, the largest city in Quebec, is the second largest city in Canada and one of the most important economic centers in Canada. It has developed industries such as aviation industry, finance, design, and film industry. Montreal is considered one of the most livable cities in the world.

Looking at Canada’s immigration projects, it is difficult to get a vote for the PEI province’s immigration quota, the wait for the open quota in NB province is elusive, Manitoba’s EOI screening score remains high above 85 points, and Saskatchewan not only needs to follow Point-based screening is not enough to obtain permanent residence in one step, and skilled immigration requires unattainable requirements such as age, academic qualifications, language, and professional matching. Only the Quebec Investment Immigration Project is the best choice to meet the needs of the public.

The application conditions for immigration to Quebec, Canada are simple:

1. Have a net worth of more than 1.6 million Canadian dollars; the assets are obtained through legitimate business efforts;

2. Have more than 2 years of business management experience in the last 5 years, and the management experience of department managers is recognized;

3. Invest 220,000 Canadian dollars (one-time payment is not returned);

4. Apply The applicant’s entire family meets the physical examination requirements;

5. The applicant’s entire family meets the security background check requirements;

6. The applicant’s entire family has no criminal record.

As long as you meet the above conditions, you can get the Maple Leaf Card in one step. No business plan, no need to start a business, no business risks, and no additional conditions; one person can apply for the Canadian permanent residence status for the whole family.