Several Issues on Canadian Immigration Application

First of all, you should understand the conditions for Canadian investment immigrants: 1) At least two years of management experience in the past five years; 2) Your legal income and accumulated personal net assets are at least 800,000 Canadian dollars (increased to 654.38+0.8 million Canadian dollars from June 26th, 1965) (exchange rate: 65,438+0 Canadian dollars =7 RMB); 3) The investment of 400,000 Canadian dollars (increased to 800,000 Canadian dollars after June 26, 20 10) will be returned without interest after five years. You can also use the financing method, that is, the investment of 6.5438+0.2 million Canadian dollars has not been returned (the financing amount after June 26, 2065.438+00 has not yet been determined, and it is expected to be above 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars). From what you said, I can't see the amount of your assets, only live money 100- 1.5 million. In other words, if there are enough assets, there is enough living money to meet.

Secondly, for all immigrant countries, applicants are required to live temporarily in their own country or other countries for more than 6 months without criminal record (mainly criminal offences). It is necessary to provide relevant notarial documents or proof that the police station has not been punished.

Third, Canada has different minimum living standards every year. Please check the cic.gc.ca website. As far as I know, the average living expenses of a family of three is 1500 Canadian dollars/month, half of which is used as rent, and the other half is used to pay living expenses, telephone bills, bus fares and so on. Every year in Canada, every city and every industry basically has a minimum hourly wage. Take Vancouver as an example, the minimum hourly wage is 8.75 Canadian dollars/hour. You can calculate the average 8 hours a day and 22 days a month, and the salary you can get is 1540 Canadian dollars.

Tuition for immigration status: Generally speaking, basic education in Canada is free. 90-95% of Canada's university education resources are for nationals or people with permanent residence status, and only 5- 10% is for international students. The tuition fee for domestic students is usually 3,000-5,000 Canadian dollars, while that for international students is usually13,500-15,000 Canadian dollars. You can compare the advantages of preferential policies at a glance.

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