Why choose Canadian immigrants?

First, why choose Canadian immigrants?

Canada is located in the northern half of North America, bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the east, the Pacific Ocean in the west, the Arctic Ocean in the north, Alaska in the northwest and the United States in the south. It covers an area of 9.97 million square kilometers. From east to west, Canada spans six time zones and has the longest coastline in the world. The south borders the United States, with a border of 8892 kilometers. The population is 32 million. Canada has five geographical regions, namely East Atlantic, Central, Grassland, West Coast and North. There are many types of landforms in Canada, including towering mountains, majestic plateaus, flat plains, rich valleys, low-lying lakes, rich rivers and numerous islands.

Canada has a vast territory and is rich in forests, minerals, energy and other resources. Canada's forest coverage accounts for 44% of the country's total area, ranking third in the world after Russia and Brazil. Canada is rich in mineral resources and is one of the mineral countries in the world except the United States and Russia. Canada's scenery is more diverse, besides tropical jungles and deserts, there are various geographical landforms, so its tourism industry is also very developed, ranking ninth among the countries with tourism income in the world.

Canada has the most perfect social welfare system in the world, and its public medical information system, family assistance, retirement pension, unemployment allowance, wounded and sick assistance and social assistance are all good social welfare systems. Citizens and permanent residents can be said to have a sense of security and medical security.

In education, Canada has the most perfect education system in the world. As long as children aged 5- 19 can enjoy free education from kindergarten to 12 grade. Canada has world-class university, middle school and primary school education, and all citizens or permanent residents and their children enjoy excellent teaching conditions free of charge. The local government also provides high subsidies for higher education, and the government provides interest-free loans for college students with poor family economic conditions. At present, the penetration rate of higher education in Canada has reached 45%, ranking first in the world.

Article 2 Age requirements for children when immigrating to Canada

Canada lowered the age of immigrant children to 19. From our clients who had children in the past, we can see that 80% of the immigrants are for children's education, so that children can enjoy foreign education conveniently.

Before the Canadian government implemented this policy, there was an exemption for "full-time study". In other words, as long as the children are not married, have no job and are still attending full-time schools, they can immigrate to Canada with their parents.

The Federal Immigration Department of Canada issued a notice to adjust the age of "accompanying children" in Canada's Immigration and Refugee Protection Clause, that is, from the original 22 years old to 19 years old. For children over 19 years old, the exemption condition of "full-time study" is no longer recognized, and only those over 19 years old are accepted due to physical and mental disabilities.

The new regulations define "accompanying children" as children under the age of 19; Marriage or cohabitation of children; /kloc-children over 0/9 years old who cannot be financially independent due to physical or mental disabilities are acceptable; The exemption clause of "full-time study" was deleted from the new law.

How to define whether it conforms to the definition of "accompanying children" in the new law;

Federal application: subject to the date of application submission;

Provincial nomination application is subject to the date when the nomination application is submitted to the province. Therefore, if you immigrate to Canada for your children's education, you must calculate the time when submitting the application. Although the whole immigration may take 2-3 years, the age of the child is calculated from the time when the application materials are submitted; The age of children has been relaxed, from 19 to 22.

Article 3 Popular cities for Canadian immigrants

Toronto, 1

Toronto is a well-deserved carrier of Canadian cities, with a population close to 1/6 of the total population of Canada.

One of the most diversified cities in the world, with colorful national characteristics, makes this city colorful and charming.

Pleasant environment, beautiful educational resources and high-quality life are considered as one of the most livable cities in the world, and of course the consumption level is relatively high.

2. Montreal

Montreal, the second largest city in Canada, was once the political, economic and cultural center of Canada. However, its economy declined sharply because of its independence, which gave Toronto an opportunity.

Montreal does not lack modernization because of its antiquity. Due to the foundation laid for many years, its industrial output value still ranks second in the country. The position of industry can not be ignored, and finance and industry and commerce are also very developed.

Montreal has a majority of French-speaking residents, which reflects the unique French cultural heritage and is considered as a romantic city in North America. Looking at the panoramic view of the city, churches of all sizes and styles constitute a striking cultural spectacle, and their number (about 450) even exceeds that of the ancient city of Rome.

3. Vancouver

Although Vancouver ranks third, many waters, mountains and parks are mistakenly thought to be larger than the actual area. A complete transportation network allows Vancouver people to ski in the morning, sail in the afternoon and enjoy the opera at night.

Vancouver has a developed film production industry, which is the third largest production center in North America after Los Angeles and new york, and is known as Hollywood in the North. In recent years, it often ranks among the best in the survey of the world's living cities.