Investing in immigration to Canada requires understanding.

First, when should the investment money be transferred to Canada?

After the immigration application is passed, the Canadian government will issue a formal written notice asking investors to complete their investment within a certain period of time. If the immigrant applicant has submitted the investment agreement signed with the fund company, the immigration bureau will often notify the fund company at the same time, and the fund company will issue instructions to the immigrant applicant to transfer money.

Therefore, immigrant applicants need to pay attention to: 1) Before making investment, they must see the government's notice of payment. Don't trust anyone's payment request without the official notice of the immigration bureau; 2) The payee of the investment fund shall be the same as the name of the company that signed the fund agreement. If it is inconsistent or personal account, don't believe it.

Second, how should the investment money be transferred to Canada?

Because domestic banks generally implement foreign exchange control, each person can only buy less than 50 thousand dollars a year. Immigration applicants who want to transfer 800,000 Canadian dollars abroad at one time must meet the requirements of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. Under normal circumstances, applicants can only borrow the foreign exchange quota of relatives and friends to purchase foreign exchange in batches and send it overseas by wire transfer.

How to apply for a return on investment after three or five years?

If the immigrant applicant chooses to invest 800,000 Canadian dollars, he will receive an acceptance bill from the government after completing the investment. Investors must take good care of the bills, because after the expiration of five years, investors will return the bills to the government and recover the investment funds.

Special reminder to the applicant: If the applicant changes his address during the five-year investment period, he should inform the Canadian Immigration Bureau in time to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Fourth, if the application is cancelled or rejected, can the investment money be refunded?

If the applicant cancels his immigration application for various reasons after completing the investment, he can write to the Canadian Immigration Bureau to request a refund of the investment funds, and the Canadian government will refund the investment funds within 90 days after receiving the refund application. However, if an immigrant applicant has obtained a visa, he cannot ask for a refund of the investment money unless the investment period expires in five years.

If the immigration application is rejected after completing the immigration investment, the immigration bureau will also refund the investment money within 90 days.

The number of investment immigrants in Canada may increase. If you want to apply for Canadian investment immigration, you can wait for the federal immigration door in Canada to reopen or apply for the provincial nomination project and Quebec investment immigration to restart soon. Generally speaking, Canada's legal system is very sound and immigrant investment is very safe.