What are the requirements for immigration to Canada and the United States?

In fact, from a conceptual definition-the United States is an immigrant country and a country ruled by law! But it's too difficult to immigrate to America! There are three ways to apply for an immigrant visa and get an American green card: relative immigration, professional immigration and lottery immigration.

Applicants for relative immigration can be American citizens or permanent residents of the United States. American citizens can apply for immigration for spouses, children, parents and siblings; Permanent residents can apply for immigration for spouses and unmarried children.

Professional immigrants are divided into five categories: excellent staff, professionals with higher education or special abilities, professionals, skilled or unskilled workers, special immigrants (priests or religious workers who have obtained qualification certificates) and investment immigrants (generally millions of dollars).

Lottery immigration program is a special immigration policy in the United States. The State Council offers 50,000 places every year, and some lucky applicants will be given priority to whether they are eligible for the US green card through random drawing.

The lottery immigration plan has no strict qualification requirements for applicants. Foreigners who belong to countries/regions with low immigration rate (the number of immigrants in the last five years is less than 50,000), have a high school education or more than two years of work experience, and have at least two years of training and study experience can participate in the lottery immigration plan even if no immediate family members have American citizenship and no job guarantee from American employers.

It is difficult to immigrate to America. If you have an admission notice from an American university, you may not get a visa! Dim!

Canada is an immigrant country, and immigration is relatively easy. There are investment immigrants and skilled immigrants. Investment requires a lot of assets, at least 5 million, and the technology is relatively easy to handle. You can search "skilled migration evaluation form" and evaluate your score based on the above information. If the score is 100, 67 points are eligible to immigrate to Canada. For example, if you work for four years, it is 2 1, and for a three-year college, it is 22. . . Wait, you can also go to the intermediary service consultation-free! I will also judge you! I support your emigration to Canada, and I want to move, too. Many of my friends want to immigrate to America, but they all end up in Canada! Hehe, good luck ~