What should Canadian immigrants pay attention to when buying a car?

For new immigrants, buying a car is the first step to start a new life, and it is a very happy thing for everyone to buy their favorite car. Here are some things that Canadian immigrants need to pay attention to when buying a car. Welcome to read!

1, the best-selling model in North America

This van is what we often call a seven-seat and eight-seat business station wagon. This kind of car is very practical, and the interior space is very spacious. Four or five people will not feel uncomfortable when traveling for a long time. It is also a small tool for carrying goods when you put the seat flat or remove it.

2.SUV models

This model is also very popular in Canada. The beautiful and atmospheric appearance is much cheaper than the domestic price. Of course, cheap refers to the prices of Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Lexus, Audi and other good cars. Toyota, Nissan and Hyundai, which are relatively cheap in South Korea, may have cheaper domestic car prices than here, probably because of low configuration or small displacement.

In short, after comparison, the lowest price of a Toyota Highlander in China is about 250,000, or even lower. The price of a Highlander in Canada is also between 50,000 and 60,000, and the final price with tax will exceed 60,000, and the price converted into RMB is also above 300,000.

3. Ordinary cars

This model is also popular and the price is relatively low. Compared with pickup trucks, vans and SUVs, it is also more fuel efficient. It is an economical model, suitable for thrifty people and young people, especially young people who have just joined the work. 1 20,000 yuan to buy a car will have much less financial pressure. Under normal circumstances, the maintenance price will be much lower, and it is a very cost-effective model.

Further reading: Canadian federal skilled immigrants

Canada's federal application for skilled immigrants adopts a scoring system, which comprehensively scores the applicant's age, education level, professional category, work experience and language ability to determine whether the applicant is qualified as a skilled immigrant in Canada.

1. Federal skilled worker migration

Work experience requirements:

Work full-time continuously for at least one year (weekly 1560 hours /30 hours, continuous 12 months), or work part-time equivalent to hours.

Paid work (volunteer work, internship, etc.). Are invalid).

It belongs to categories 0, a and b of the Canadian occupational category table NOC.

It belongs to the effective experience in the past 10 years.

Language requirements:

Reach (CLB)7, or IELTS 4 6;

And passed (CIC for short) listening, speaking, reading and writing test requirements.

Educational requirements:

Complete Canadian ECA academic certification;

Meet the score of 67 points, the Canadian federal scoring standard for skilled immigrants, with a total score of 100 and a passing score of 67 points.

2. Federal experienced immigrants

Applicants must:

At least 1 year full-time or equivalent part-time Canadian technical work experience in the last 3 years (referring to 0, A and B jobs in NOC). Work experience gained in Canada is properly authorized;

Complete Canadian ECA academic certification;

For jobs 0 and A: English reaches the level of CLB7 (IELTS 4 6), and for jobs B: English reaches the level of CLB5.

* It should be noted that self-employment and part-time work during school cannot be regarded as work experience.