Canadian immigration policy

Canada's immigration policy includes skilled immigrants, investment immigrants and business immigrants.

1, skilled migration

Skilled immigrants refer to professionals with limited professional skills or professional certification, who are capable and willing to hold positions in the Canadian labor market. Skilled immigrants need to meet certain conditions, including language ability, education, work experience, economic situation and so on.

2. Investment immigration

Investment immigration policy aims to attract foreign investment and bring economic development opportunities to Canada, so investment immigrants need to have investment ability.

3. Business migration

Business immigration policy aims to provide Canada with economic vitality, develop innovative enterprises and create employment opportunities. Business immigrants need to have a good business plan, set up a certain scale of enterprises, and invest a certain amount of Canadian dollars in designated provinces after the expiration of the operation period.

Precautions for immigrating to Canada:

1, language problem

As a country whose official languages are English and French, and English is mainly used, the first problem that overseas people face when they immigrate to Canada is language. There are two ways to solve this problem. One is to study the language in a language school, and the other is to communicate with local neighbors and get familiar with local accent methods and language habits, which can improve the language level.

2. Integration issues

How to quickly integrate into the local society is also a common problem. In this regard, we need to attend more parties in some communities. Canadians are generally warm, simple and sincere. You can get together often, or invite your neighbors to your home. Attending some parties often can make you feel the local customs more effectively, and it is also a way to experience life.