Which is more suitable for Canadian self-employed immigrants? Can you tell me something about it?

Canada's Immigration Act defines self-employed immigrants as follows:

Self-employed immigrants must establish or buy a business in Canada before they can be employed and make significant contributions to Canada's economy, culture or art (such as professional athletes, artists, actors, farmers and writers).

Characteristics of self-employed immigrants in Canada;

1, without other restrictions;

2. Self-employed immigrants do not need to create employment opportunities for others;

3. You must provide documents to prove that you have the ability to start a business in Canada and make significant contributions to Canada's economy, art or culture;

4. Self-employed immigrants must have certain funds for the expenses of starting or buying enterprises and settling down in Canada;

5. Once successful, you can enjoy various benefits immediately;

Canada's self-employed immigration procedures:

1. After you decide to be a self-employed immigrant, you can sign an agency agreement with an intermediary company.

2. Senior immigration experts will plan for you and guide you to provide relevant materials.

A senior Canadian expert will write a business plan for you, and all the materials will be submitted to the Canadian Immigration Bureau.

4. After getting the file number of the Canadian Immigration Bureau, I will wait for the interview notice of the visa officer.

5. Interview counseling with the visa officer.

6. Conduct physical examination and safety inspection after passing the interview.

7. Pass the medical examination and obtain a two-year temporary immigrant visa in Canada.