What is the immigration policy to Canada?

Canada's immigration policy is as follows: 1. It has legal net assets (such as real estate, bank deposits, stocks and bonds, etc.) exceeding 654.38+600,000 Canadian dollars. 2. More than 2 years of business management experience in the last 5 years, not limited to commercial enterprises, but can be obtained in the government and international organizations. 3. Invest 800,000 Canadian dollars through recognized financial intermediaries, and the government will return the principal without interest after 5 years; Or, if you invest 220,000 Canadian dollars, the one-time payment will not be returned, and you can choose one of the two investment methods.

Legal objectivity:

Canada intends to attract accomplished artists, athletes and actors to immigrate to Canada. Canadian immigration law defines self-employed immigrants as: self-employed immigrants must prove that they can establish or buy a business in Canada before they can be employed and make significant contributions to Canada's economy, culture or art. Characteristics of self-employed immigrants: 1. There are no 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 about $60,000 to $80,000 to start or buy a business in Canada and settle down. 5. Once successful, they can enjoy all kinds of benefits immediately; In order for the application of self-employed immigrants to be approved, applicants must first meet the above definition of "self-employed immigrants" and meet the requirements of selection criteria. Interpretation of "significant contribution to Canada's economy or culture or art": the applicant's contribution will be considered from the following two aspects: economic aspect and cultural or artistic aspect. To meet the requirements of self-employed immigrants through economic contribution, the applicant's business plan must make a special contribution to the local economy. This may be a special trade or service that the destination cannot provide continuously. To meet the requirements of self-employed immigrants through cultural or artistic contributions, applicants must make achievements in the above fields. Artists, performers or athletes may meet the requirements, such as craftsmen who make and sell handicrafts and athletes who teach and train others. Interpretation of "significant contribution to Canada's economy or culture or art": the applicant's contribution will be considered from the following two aspects: economic aspect and cultural or artistic aspect. To meet the requirements of self-employed immigrants through economic contribution, the applicant's business plan must make a special contribution to the local economy. This may be a special trade or service that the destination cannot provide continuously. To meet the requirements of self-employed immigrants through cultural or artistic contributions, applicants must make achievements in the above fields. Artists, performers or athletes may meet the requirements, such as craftsmen who make and sell handicrafts and athletes who teach and train others. The applicant's contribution will be considered in the following two aspects: economic aspects and cultural or artistic aspects. To meet the requirements of self-employed immigrants through economic contribution, the applicant's business plan must make a special contribution to the local economy. This may be a special trade or service that the destination cannot provide continuously. To meet the requirements of self-employed immigrants through cultural or artistic contributions, applicants must make achievements in the above fields. Artists, performers or athletes may meet the requirements, such as craftsmen who make and sell handicrafts and athletes who teach and train others.