Immigration to Canada: Conditions and Requirements for Becoming a Permanent Resident

If an enterprise, company or organization exists mainly to enable permanent residents to fulfill their residence obligations during their stay outside Canada, then it is not a Canadian enterprise.

This is not recognized by the Immigration Bureau, that is, the main purpose of the company is to let permanent residents meet the obligation of residence time.

It can be seen here that it is not advisable to start a company to provide employment certificates for immigrants. In this regard, a new decision was made in February this year. This is a case in which China people claim to be employed by a Canadian company. However, IAD found that there was no credible evidence to prove that this person had received salary from this company, and the income from this job was not reflected in the tax return. Moreover, the employment relationship between this person and this company seems to be purely to maintain his permanent resident status, so he was rejected.

The second requirement is qualified employment outside Canada. The specific requirements are as follows:

Phrases Full-time employment in Canadian enterprises or Canadian public services? Means:

You are an employee of a Canadian enterprise, a Canadian public service agency or a Canadian public service agency, or provide services to them under a contract; and

According to your employment terms or contract, you are assigned to do the following work full-time:

Positions outside Canada;

Affiliated enterprises outside Canada; or

Customers of Canadian enterprises or public services outside Canada.

This is about the requirement of employment relationship, and there is a case of a person from Taiwan Province Province, in 2005. After landing, the man bought a house, left his wife and two children in Canada and became a trapeze artist himself. He claimed to have been working in a company called Nu-Skin since 200 1, which is an American company with offices in Canada and people supporting him there. So he has an employment relationship with Nu-Skin's Canadian company. However, according to his tax return records, his declared income in 200/kloc-0 was more than 6,000 yuan, and in 2002 it was 1 10,000 yuan. At the time of appeal, the Immigration Bureau stated that, firstly, his relationship with Nu-Skin in Canada was unclear, and secondly, his income was reported to be too low to work full-time, and he did not even meet the minimum wage. Although he has a real estate and a family, and he said that he would go back to Taiwan Province Province to take care of his sick parents, he was refused special relief in the end.