What are the types of Canadian immigrant visas? What are the most common types of immigrants in Canada?

Canada, which we generally call the country of maple leaves, is close to the United States and in North America. Canada is a highly developed capitalist country and definitely one of the most livable countries in the world. Canada has the highest living standard in the world and is one of the richest countries in the world. These affluences are inseparable from Canada's rich natural resources, good education and super-high technical standards. In view of this, many people like to immigrate to Canada.

Friendly, tolerant and harmonious is Canada's national cultural image. Coupled with its superior living environment, Canada is favored by immigrants from all over the world. There are many ways to immigrate to Canada, that is, there are many types of Canadian immigrant visas. Today, let's take a look.

First, family migration. The purpose of this kind of immigration is to achieve family reunion, so it is not necessary to pass the scoring test, but a Canadian immediate family member must be the guarantor of the immigration applicant.

The scope of such immigration includes:

(1) spouse;

(2) foster children refer to unmarried children under the age of 19;

(3) Parents or grandparents refer to parents or grandparents over 60 years old and their supporting families (if parents or grandparents under 60 years old must be widowed or incapacitated).

(4) The fiance or fiancee must legally marry the immigration sponsor within 90 days after entering Canada, and submit the marriage certificate to the Immigration Department within 180 days from the date of marriage;

(5) adopted foreign orphans, abandoned children or children under the age of 13 accepted by social welfare institutions;

(6) Unmarried brothers and sisters,/kloc-nephews and nieces under the age of 0/9, orphans and minor grandchildren, etc.

Second, independent immigrants are only examined according to scores, and there is no guarantor's guarantee, mainly to attract two types of foreign talents to promote the sustainable development of Canada's social economy: first, skilled immigrants to strengthen Canada's human resources; Second, business immigrants (including Canadian investment immigrants, entrepreneurs immigrants and self-employed immigrants) to promote Canada's economic development and create more employment opportunities.

Three, PNP plan provincial nomination plan (ProvinceNominee

Program (PNP program for short): The federal government of Canada has signed an immigration cooperation agreement with the provincial government, and the provincial government has the right to select talents who meet the requirements of the province according to the needs of the province. The Immigration Department issues immigrant visas, including Canadian investment immigrants and provincial skilled immigrants. Each province has its own special projects, such as employment insurance in Saskatchewan and investment in Quebec.

Four. Refugee visa

A refugee is defined as a person who is afraid to return to his own country or refuses to be protected by his own country because of factors such as race, religion, nationality, political views and association, or a person who is stateless, leaves his original country of residence and is unwilling to return home. Refugee migration embodies the humanitarian principle. Refugees do not have to pass the scoring check, but immigration officials will also consider the applicant's personal factors such as economy, language and adaptability when issuing entry visas.

The most common types of immigrants in Canada. investment immigration

Investing in immigrants, in layman's terms, means buying Canadian citizenship with money. Therefore, if you choose this type of immigration, you must have enough funds. You must have a net asset of more than 6.5438+0.6 million Canadian dollars (about 6.5438+0.00 million RMB) (this is the asset after all debts are removed). This is only the most basic condition. Entering the investment link, there are two ways to invest in immigration.

1. Invest in full, and put 800,000 Canadian dollars (about 5 million RMB) into the fund designated by the government, and repay the principal and interest after 5 years.

2. Loan investment: 220,000 Canadian dollars (about 6,543.8+4,000 RMB) will be paid directly to the fund designated by the government and will not be returned.

Second, skilled immigrants.

As the name implies, it is the use of technology to obtain nationality. Canada uses a scoring system to screen personnel, and the specific scoring criteria can be found online. There are also three different types.

1, federal skilled immigrants. This requires you to have a continuous year of technical work experience. As long as you have four sixes in your IELTS score, you should score within 100 minutes, at least 67 points.

2. Experienced immigrants are required to have one year of continuous working experience as technicians in Canada, and IELTS scores are judged according to their majors.

3. Skilled immigrants need a high level of English. They must have at least 5 points in IELTS, 5 points in listening, 3.5 points in reading and 4 points in writing. They must also have an employment notice from a Canadian company or a vocational certificate issued by the government. In the past 5 years, they have at least 2 years working experience in FST technology.

Third, immigrants studying abroad.

1, over 18 years old, and later settled in Quebec.

2. An education diploma or a government-recognized academic certificate issued by an education college recognized by the Quebec government can be applied within 6 months.

3. Good oral French.

The funds in the account should guarantee your life for three months.