How can Canadian immigrants be considered permanent residents?

How can Canadian immigrants be considered permanent residents?

Many people think it is very easy to immigrate to Canada. In fact, Canada's immigration regulatory requirements are quite strict. No matter how you get Canadian status, you must meet the requirements of Canadian immigration supervision.

According to Canada's Sing Tao Daily, Article 28 of Canada's Immigration and Refugee Protection Act stipulates that permanent residents in Canada must meet the residence obligations stipulated by law. In any 5-year period, a permanent resident must meet the following conditions for 730 days before he can be regarded as meeting his residence obligations:

1, I actually live in Canada;

2. Canadian permanent residents live abroad, but in order to accompany their spouses or cohabitants of Canadian citizens, or their children live abroad with the parents of Canadian citizens;

3. Canadian permanent residents are employed full-time by Canadian companies, sent overseas for business activities, or sent overseas by the federal or provincial governments;

4. In the third case, spouses, cohabitants or minor children of Canadian permanent residents are also allowed to accompany them to live abroad.

According to the immigration law, when examining whether a permanent resident meets the residence requirements, the immigration bureau must meet the following two conditions: first, a permanent resident who has immigrated for less than five years must prove that he can meet the above residence requirements within five years after obtaining permanent residence status; Second, permanent residents who have obtained their status for more than five years must prove that they meet the relevant residence requirements before they can continue to retain their permanent resident status.

If depriving the person of permanent resident status because he does not meet the residence requirements will directly affect the interests of the child, then the immigration officer may consider pardoning the permanent resident who violates the residence requirements on humanitarian grounds and retaining his permanent resident status. In this process, considering children's interests for humanitarian reasons must take precedence over considering whether they have violated the residence requirements.

Further reading: the conditions of Canadian investment immigration model

First, investment and immigration conditions in Quebec.

1. The net assets exceed 654.38+600,000 Canadian dollars, which can reasonably explain the process of asset accumulation.

2. More than 2 years of business management experience in the past 5 years.

3. The applicant's family meets the medical examination requirements and has no criminal record.

Second, Manetho and Pakistan investment immigration conditions

1. More than three years experience in enterprise management.

2. The net assets are more than 350,000 Canadian dollars.

3. The EOI score of investment immigrants in Manitoba Province exceeds 60 (full score 100).

4. Need to pay the government a start-up deposit of 654.38 million Canadian dollars.

5. After the application is approved, invest 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars to operate the enterprise (if the partnership enterprise wants to hold not less than 6.5438+0/3 or not less than 6.5438+0.0 million Canadian dollars).

Three. Investment and Immigration Conditions in Saskatchewan

1. The verifiable net assets under the name of the principal applicant or husband and wife are more than 500,000 Canadian dollars.

2. More than three years of business management experience in recent ten years.

3.EOI scoring system is above 90 (inclusive)

4. Invest not less than 300,000 Canadian dollars in Saskatoon or Regina, or not less than 200,000 Canadian dollars in other parts of Saskatoon.

5. Create at least 2 employment opportunities, or maintain the original business staff (local investment in Saskatchewan and daily operation and management are required).

Characteristics of investment immigrants:

1. There are no other restrictions;

2. The obligation of investment immigrants is limited to the investment they have made, and investment immigrants have the right to choose whether to do business in Canada after investment;

3. Investment immigration is the first in all immigration application procedures in Canada;

4. There is almost no risk. Only after the interview is passed, the funds must be invested in the fund designated by Canada.

5. After immigration, you will enjoy all the benefits of Canada;

6. At present, the applicant has no academic qualifications and English or French ability.