How much does it cost to work in Canada? How much money can you earn there a year? Is it better than working in China? What are the requirements for going to Canada? thank

How much does it cost to work in Canada? ... about 1.5 million, 1. Skilled immigrants.

You are graded by the equal division standard stipulated in the Canadian immigration law, and the passing score is 67. If you think your personal conditions meet, you can find another immigration agency to evaluate you. Specific criteria can be searched in search engines: keywords of Canadian immigration scores.

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The above fees plus the total cost of air tickets/agency fees, etc. It won't exceed 70,000 RMB.

2. Investment immigration

Canadian immigration law stipulates that people who have contributed to Canada's economic development can also apply for a green card.

The investment is 400,000 Canadian dollars, about 2.4 million RMB, which will be repaid without interest for five years, and the government guarantees no risk.

2. The investment of125,000 Canadian dollars, about 800,000-900,000 RMB, will not be returned.

Either way will do.

Generally speaking, investment immigrants apply for Quebec French Canadian immigrants: the main applicant (independent immigrants) costs 550 Canadian dollars.

Accompanied family members

Spouses, cohabiting partners and dependent children aged 22 or above are $550.

Dependent children under 22 years old $65438 +050 yuan

Permanent residence fee

$490 per applicant (excluding unmarried dependent children)

How much money can you earn there a year? What kind of jobs do jobs look like? Canada's per capita GDP is 35,600 Canadian dollars. 1 yuan = 100 integral. The denomination of paper money is 251020501001000 yuan. At present, 2 yuan paper money has withdrawn from the circulation market, which is rare in the market and is a precious collection. Canadian dollars are issued by the Bank of Canada.

Is it better than working in China? ... depends on your ability. Canada is one of the seven industrialized countries in the west. Manufacturing and high-tech industries are relatively developed, and resource industries, primary manufacturing and agriculture are also the main pillars of the national economy. Building a country by trade, relying heavily on foreign capital and foreign trade, is deeply influenced by the United States economically. In 2003, affected by mad cow disease, atypical pneumonia and the depreciation of the US dollar, the annual economic growth rate of Canada was only 1.7%. Inflation and interest rates are still low. Fiscal revenue and expenditure have been in surplus for seven consecutive years. High debt and high unemployment rate are still the main factors restricting Canada's economic development. The service industry has developed rapidly in recent years, accounting for about 68.8% of the GDP in that year, and the employed population 1 1759900, accounting for 74.68% of the total labor force in that year.

What are the conditions ... the procedures for going to Canada?

1, free evaluation consultation

2. Sign the entrustment agreement

3. How can Canadian immigrants help prepare various legal documents required by the Canadian government?

4. Professional legal adviser will review the materials for you.

5. Submit materials at the Canadian Federal Overseas Visa Office.

6. Received the file number accepted by the Immigration Bureau.

7. Pass the federal qualification examination and background check.

8. If an interview is needed, one-on-one professional interview training will be conducted many times.

9. Successfully pass the interview or avoid the interview.

10, passed the physical examination.

1 1, the Canadian immigration process obtains an immigrant visa.

Second, Canada's federal scoring standards for ordinary skilled immigrants

Canadian federal standard for skilled immigrants (total score 100, passing score 67)

Education (maximum 25 points)

1. doctor/master (at least 17 full-time education) 25 points.

2. Double bachelor's degree or three-year junior college/vocational technology/apprenticeship certificate.

(At least 15 full-time education) 22 points.

3. Two-year bachelor's degree or two-year junior college/vocational technology/apprenticeship certificate.

(At least 14 full-time education) 20 points.

4. One-year undergraduate course (at least 13 full-time education) 15 points.

5. One-year junior college/vocational technology/apprenticeship certificate

(At least 12 full-time education) 12 points.

6. 5 points for high school education

Official language (maximum 24 points)

First language (highest score 16)

Proficient (listening, speaking, reading and writing 4 points) 16 points.

Medium proficiency (2 points for listening, speaking, reading and writing) 8 points.

Basic proficiency (listening, speaking, reading and writing 65438+ 0 each) 4 points.

None /0 points

Second language (maximum 8 points)

Proficient (2 points for listening, speaking, reading and writing) 8 points.

Medium proficiency (2 points for listening, speaking, reading and writing) 8 points.

Basic proficiency (listening, speaking, reading and writing 65438+ 0 each) 4 points.

None /0 points

Work experience (max. 2 1 min)

1. One year relevant technical working experience 15 points.

(2 points will be added for each increase of 1 year) 15~2 1 minute.

Employment arrangement

* Work in Canada approved by HRDC can earn 10 points.

Age (maximum 10)

2 1-49 years old.

(every 1 year or 1 year minus 2 points) 10 points.

Adaptability (maximum 10)

1. The educational level of the spouse or cohabiting partner is 3-5 points.

2. At least 1 year full-time working experience recognized by Canada.

(Holding a work visa) 5 points

3. Complete at least 2 years of full-time high school education experience in Canada. Five points.

4. Canadian kinship (applicable to main or affiliated applicants) 5 points.

* 5. 5 points for employment arrangement.

Should have a certain degree or professional training, have a certain ability in English or French, and have at least 1 year full-time work experience.