Age limit for Canadian immigrants

The age limit for Canadian immigrants is that people under 18 cannot immigrate.

1. Although Canada's skilled migration policy does not require a high upper age limit, it does require a lower age limit. Generally, people under 18 cannot apply. Although the age condition is not clearly defined.

However, in the scoring system nominated by the federal and provincial governments, older applicants generally do not get high marks, which is equivalent to rejecting the immigration applications of older people in disguise. The main applicant is between 24 and 35 years old, which can be regarded as the "golden age" of skilled immigrants in Canada.

2. For immigrants studying abroad, there is no strict upper age requirement in official website. Applicants with 18 or more can apply, but the age of applying for a student visa has a certain impact on the pass rate. Generally speaking, the age of the applicant is 18-45 years old, which will better protect the applicant from applying for a student visa.

3. Canada's investment immigration policy does not require the age of the main applicant, including Quebec investment immigration and investment immigration projects nominated by the province. As long as the main applicant has certain assets, certain management experience or shareholding experience and can meet other application conditions and scoring requirements.

4. Canadian immigrants also have age regulations for accompanying children of deputy applicants. Generally speaking, unmarried people under the age of 22 can accompany them, and those over the age of 22 can also apply, but additional conditions need to be met.