Advantages and disadvantages of Canadian immigrants

As a traditional immigrant country, Canada has a perfect immigration policy. Everyone chooses to immigrate to Canada for different reasons and start a new life there. Here are the advantages and disadvantages of Canadian immigrants. Welcome to read!

Advantages and disadvantages of Canadian immigrants

1. Many advantages enable the applicant to start a new life in this country.

1, a livable natural environment

The scenery in Canada is very beautiful. Every year, countless overseas tourists land in Canada and visit museums, national parks and other Canadian attractions in various cities in Canada. Besides, people living in the local area will never encounter traffic jams or severe smog. Life will be very comfortable, without great pressure and endless work. "This is life in Canada!" Whenever I talk about Canadian life with my relatives and friends in China, they all feel envious.

2. First-class education quality

Needless to say, the quality of education in Canada is very good. It combines the flexibility and vividness of American education with the delicacy of British education, and gradually develops into the most complete education system in the world. Higher education in primary and secondary schools and universities is at the world-class level. Every year, countless international students log in to Canada and join world-renowned universities such as the University of Toronto, McGill University, Columbia University and Waterloo University. Canadian maple leaf card holders can enjoy public education in Canada free of charge and do not need to pay too much tuition for international students.

3. The benefits of generosity

Canada is one of the countries that have benefited. Cardholders who apply for maple leaf cards can enjoy generous benefits such as milk, and eligible families can get generous allowances in their monthly bank accounts. There is unemployment insurance. Most people who work in Canada enjoy unemployment insurance. And pensions. For Canadian citizens or legal residents over the age of 65, as long as they have lived in Canada for ten years, they can receive a full pension. You can apply for a partial pension in less than ten years. And there are many benefits, such as medical benefits, day care benefits and so on.

Second, similarly, Canadian immigrants also have many shortcomings.

Canadian immigrants started a new life there. It's easier said than done. In a completely strange country, faced with many difficulties such as language barrier, unable to find a job and lack of friends, everything starts all over again. Newcomers who apply for immigration to Canada are under the pressure of language, and their English and French are not good. When looking for a job interview, they can't express my ideas in fluent English, so communication becomes a problem. Insufficient work experience and technical level. It's not easy to find tableware and wash dishes. I often wonder whether I deserve to immigrate to Canada.

Further reading: Canadian federal skilled immigrants

If you want to apply for this job, it is only a job in the NOC, and you need to meet some other conditions of this project. Applicants can enter the EE candidate pool and then send out invitations from high to low according to the CRS scoring system. Only if you are qualified as a candidate can you submit a visa application. Such immigrants can also be divided into three categories.

1. Technical category

There are no high requirements for occupations, and there are no additional conditions on the visa, which is suitable for people with good grades to apply. The specific conditions are:

(1) At least one year working experience in NOCO/A/B type within ten years.

(2) CLB7 in English or NCLC7 in French.

(3) After finishing high school, it is almost enough to get a high school diploma.

2. Experience class

The visa is applicable to people who have worked in Canada for at least one year in the past three years, and the visa can directly enter the ee candidate pool. Specific requirements:

(1) Worked in Canada for at least one year in three years.

(2) If the work experience is the O/A of NOC, English CLB7 or French NCLC7 is required; if it is Class B, only CLB5/NCLC5 is required.

3. Technician

It is suitable for Class B people with NOC occupation, but in order to get the offer from the employer, the following requirements must be met:

(1) Two years' experience as a mechanic in Canada within five years, with a Canadian mechanic vocational certificate.

(2) Speaking English or French, listening, CLB5 almost, reading, writing, CLB4 has nothing to do.