What is self-employed immigration?

Employer migration means that foreign employers promise to give you a long-term contract when you apply for immigration. Once you have completed your immigration application, you can immediately contribute to the local economy.

However, foreign countries have very strict requirements for employers' immigration. Take Canada as an example. First of all, the employer is an enterprise approved by the Canadian Human Resources Department, which means that ordinary Chinese restaurants are definitely not qualified. Secondly, the company must recruit local technicians who are in short supply, but it is impossible to find candidates locally through ordinary recruitment, and it must be met through the foreign talent market. In other words, a large enterprise like IBM is not qualified if it only recruits the position of front desk clerk. In addition, the applicant must meet the immigration requirements, including age, education, work experience and English level.

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Only when all three conditions are met can you have the opportunity to immigrate from your employer.