What are the risks of emigrating to Canada?

What are the risks of immigrating to Canada?

1, family life risks immigrant families are vulnerable to new things and different cultures when they first arrive in a completely strange country. Accustomed to the domestic noise, I feel lonely in a foreign country because of language barriers or lack of friends. Children, on the other hand, have a strong ability to accept new things, and through contact with classmates and teachers at school, they will integrate into this fresh cultural atmosphere more quickly. Many parents are in the mood of "emigrating for their children", which is difficult to integrate but inseparable. Once parents hold this idea, it is easier to put pressure on their children, which may lead to children's rebellious psychology and family discord.

In fact, if you can open your heart, you will certainly appreciate the benefits brought by different cultures. Canada is vast and sparsely populated, but the first-class environment and scenery will make you relaxed and happy. Here, you can slow down the tense rhythm, recuperate your tired body from busyness, and spare more energy and time to accompany your children and promote parent-child relationship. At the same time, you can cultivate your hobbies, such as tennis and golf, which are relatively expensive in China, but very popular in Canada. You can erase the idea that you have to stay in Canada and replace it with one that you prefer to stay in Canada.

2. Risks of domestic enterprises

After immigrating to Canada, most people still focus on their careers at home. Once the whole family immigrates to Canada, naturally they can't always look after domestic business as before, which invisibly increases the risk of domestic business. Usually, the husband or wife of immigrant families will play the role of "trapeze" and travel back and forth between Canada and China, believing that this is the only way to take care of family and business. Let's not talk about whether such a round trip can ensure sufficient residence time and retain identity, but it may affect one's health and family harmony.

Now that you have made the choice of immigrating to Canada, you can actually consider transferring some domestic funds to Canada and making some steady investments there, so that the investment income can fully provide the daily expenses of the family. This will not only solve the income of daily expenses, but also reduce risks and leave yourself an extra way out.

3. Investment risk

Many investors are so keen on high-risk investment, stock speculation and real estate speculation when they are in China that they still keep their original ideas on investment after coming to Canada, and it is easy to ignore high risks for high returns. However, when new immigrants first arrived in Canada, they did not fully understand their economic form and market trend, and investment failure was inevitable, which would eventually greatly discount their assets and make them regret it.

To tell the truth, most investors already had sufficient assets when they immigrated to Canada, so why invest in high-risk products? Now there are only two requirements for investment, namely, safety and stability. In fact, it is still possible to find an investment product in Canada that can not only protect the capital but also make a certain return every year. It is wise to invest in some stable and guaranteed products, so that the daily expenses of the family can be guaranteed.

4. Risks of tax declaration of overseas assets

For the declaration of overseas assets, what we need is reasonable planning. The deadline for the first declaration of overseas assets is before April 30th of the second declaration year after landing. According to the Canadian tax law, overseas assets must be declared as long as they exceed 654.38+10,000 yuan. For overseas assets with a total amount of 6.5438+00-250,000 Canadian dollars, simplified declaration is implemented, but overseas assets exceeding 250,000 yuan need to be declared in detail. According to Canada's tax law, Canadian residents need to declare their income earned around the world. Therefore, when transferring a large amount of funds to Canada for investment, investment immigrants can't reasonably explain their funds, and may be recognized by the tax bureau as income obtained overseas, thus being subject to income tax and corresponding late declaration fines and interest.

Chapter II Reasons for Choosing 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 terms of 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 3 Fees for Canadian Nominated Immigrants

First, Canada nominated immigration fees

Provincial nomination stage: free of charge

Federal stage:

(1) Application fee: 550 Canadian dollars/person for the principal applicant, spouse and accompanying children over 22 years old; Children under 22 years old 150 Canadian dollars/person;

(2) Landing fee: 490 Canadian dollars per person for the principal applicant and spouse.

Second, BC Canada nominated immigration fees

Application fee: EIR single application fee is 300 Canadian dollars.

Three. Nomination fee for immigrants from NS Province, Canada:

1. Provincial nomination stage: Nova Scotia nominates skilled workers without application fee.

2, the federal stage:

Application fee: 550 Canadian dollars/person for the principal applicant, spouse and accompanying children over 22 years old; Children under 22 years old 150 Canadian dollars/person;

Landing fee: 490 Canadian dollars per person for the main applicant and spouse.

Four, Ontario, Canada nominated immigration fees

Provincial nomination stage: 1500 Canadian dollars

Federal stage:

(1) Application fee: 550 Canadian dollars/person for the principal applicant, spouse and accompanying children over 22 years old; Children under 22 years old 150 Canadian dollars/person;

(2) Landing fee: 490 Canadian dollars per person for the principal applicant and spouse.

Five, Canada's NB province nominated immigration fees

1. Employer's guarantee category:

New Brunswick nomination fee: 250 Canadian dollars, and the fee is non-refundable. Please submit the fee together with the NBP NP–011SW form.

Federal stage:

(1) Application fee: 550 Canadian dollars/person for the principal applicant, spouse and accompanying children over 22 years old; Children under 22 years old 150 Canadian dollars/person;

(2) Landing fee: 490 Canadian dollars per person for the principal applicant and spouse.

2. Business category:

Application fee for NB Provincial Immigration Bureau (paid when submitting the application for business investigation to the provincial government)

Household: 2000 Canadian dollars

Application fee of the Federal Immigration Department (transferred to the Federation after the approval of the provincial government, and paid when the materials are submitted)

Principal applicant: 550 Canadian dollars; Spouse and children over 22 of the main applicant: 550 Canadian dollars; Children under 22: 150 Canadian dollars

Federal landing fee (to be paid after federal approval)

Principal applicant: 490 Canadian dollars; Spouse of the main applicant: 490 Canadian dollars; Children (None)

Medical examination fee (paid upon passing the interview)

Rmb 65,438+0 per adult, 450 yuan; Minors range from 500 yuan to 65,438 yuan+0,450 yuan according to different age groups.

Margin and investment funds:

Deposit: 75,000 Canadian dollars (returned to me when the investment or the federal government refuses the visa)

Investment: the investment is 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars (invested within 2 years after landing, owned by the applicant).

Six, Prince Edward Island, Canada nominated business immigration fees:

The visa fee for business investigation in Pei Province is 75 Canadian dollars;

PEI province application fee of 2500 Canadian dollars;

Language deposit 10000 Canadian dollars;

65,438 438+ 10/00000 investment deposit;

Need to invest 6.5438+500,000 Canadian dollars (in its own name) to implement the business plan;

The federal application fee is 550 Canadian dollars per person (the principal applicant and spouse and children over 22 years old), and the children under 22 years old are 0/50 Canadian dollars per person;

The federal landing fee is 490 Canadian dollars per person (the main applicant and spouse), and the children are free.

Seven, Saskatchewan, Canada nominated business immigration fees:

1, provincial nomination stage: free.

2, the federal stage:

Application fee: 550 Canadian dollars/person for the principal applicant, spouse and accompanying children over 22 years old; Children under 22 years old 150 Canadian dollars/person;

Landing fee: 490 Canadian dollars per person for the main applicant and spouse.