Introduction of Real Work Immigrants in Canada's Federal Agricultural Pilot Project

# Canada Immigration # Introduction Agricultural food pilot immigration is a new pilot immigration opportunity launched by the Federal Immigration Department. The project lasts for three years, and applications have been accepted, with an annual quota of 2,750 people (family members can accompany immigrants). The following is an unorganized introduction to the Canadian federal agricultural pilot real work immigration project. Welcome to read!

Introduction of Real Work Immigrants in Canada's Federal Agricultural Pilot Project

The pilot project aims to fill the labor shortage in the agricultural food sector, especially meat processing and mushroom production. I. Posts that meet the requirements of immigration

Meat products manufacturing industry (NAICS3 1 16)

Retail butcher (NOCB633 1)

Professional meat cutter (NOCC9462)

Farm Supervisors and Professional Livestock Workers (NOCB8252)

Food processing workers (NOCD96 17)

Greenhouse, nursery and flower production, including mushroom production (NAICS 1 1 14)

Farm Supervisors and Professional Livestock Workers (NOCB8252)

Ordinary farm workers (NOCC843 1)

Agricultural harvester (NOCD86 1 1)

Animal products, excluding aquaculture (NAICS 1 12 1122, 1 123,1/kloc-0.

Farm Supervisors and Professional Livestock Workers (NOCB8252)

Ordinary farm workers (NOCC843 1)

Note: Applications are started on June 65438+1 October1every year on a first-come-first-served basis. The project will last for 3 years. In the first and last year of the project, the project quota will be adjusted according to the remaining time of the project year.

Second, the application conditions

Personal conditions:

1. Engaged in relevant work for one year.

2. Language arrives at CLB4

3. High school education or above.

4. Age 18-50 years old, healthy, no criminal record.

5. Proof of sufficient resettlement funds

Working conditions:

1. The job must be full-time, with at least 30 hours paid working hours per week.

2. The job must be non-seasonal (i.e., stable paid job all year round).

3. The work is permanent (that is, no end date is set).

4. Wages must meet or exceed the industry minimum wage set by the federal government.

5. Must be in a province outside Quebec

Article 2 Canadian immigration methods

Canada attracts the attention of many immigrants with its complete and perfect welfare system. In recent years, more and more people choose to immigrate to Canada.

From 20021to 2023, Canada will welcome more than 1.2 million new immigrants to promote their recovery from the 20021epidemic. According to Mendicino, Ottawa will keep its promise and continue to work hard to increase the number of immigrants. By 2026, Ottawa will welcome 406,5438+0,000 new permanent residents, by 2022, 465,438+0,000 new permanent residents and by 2023, Ottawa will welcome 426,5438+0.

I. Employer-sponsored immigration project in Alberta, Canada

The nominated immigration project in Alberta, Canada is a Canadian economic immigration project jointly operated by the provincial government and the Canadian Federal Immigration Service. Its main purpose is to promote the economic development of Alberta by attracting and retaining Canadian immigrants who can work at any time. Applicants nominated by Alberta, together with their spouses and children, can apply to the Canadian Federation for a permanent residence visa as a guarantor in Alberta. The conditions for employers to sponsor immigrants in Alberta, Canada are low, and a person can apply for the whole family to immigrate to Canada.

Application conditions:

1. High school or technical secondary school or above.

2. More than 24 months of relevant work experience in the past 30 months.

3. Have relevant education or relevant certificates.

4. English has reached the level of CLB4 (CLB5 will be provided from June 20438 to October 2020 10).

5. The applicant and family members are in good health and have no criminal history.

Second, the investment and entrepreneurship immigration project in Saskatchewan, Canada

The Immigration Bureau of Saskatchewan government announced the resumption of SINP New Deal, and EOI system was officially introduced into the category of entrepreneurs. The system selects applicants according to their comprehensive scores.

The selected applicant will obtain a work visa before applying for permanent resident status in Canada.

Entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan have simple investment requirements and no language requirements, and they can apply for college education or above.

Application conditions:

Language ability: no language requirements.

Education: College degree or above.

Age: there is no hard and fast requirement, and there are extra points between 2 1-55 years old.

Third, Canada's federal SUV venture capital immigration project

Canada is a five-year pilot project, which aims to attract international talents and entrepreneurs with technical expertise and entrepreneurial potential to set up and settle in Canada, help Canada introduce new technical knowledge, create more employment opportunities for local residents, and contribute to economic growth and global competitiveness. Immigration Canada announced that it would turn the project into a permanent immigration policy.

Application conditions

Personal information of the applicant:

1. Language reaches CLB5 or IELTS 5 or above.

2. College degree or above.

3. Venture capital (according to business plan) and resettlement capital (according to government requirements:12,669/1,15,772/2, 19390/3 to 33,528 Canadian dollars).

4. Good health and no criminal record.

Entrepreneurial conditions:

1. may include at most 5 applicants, and each applicant holds at least 0/0% of the equity of the company/kloc-0.

2. The designated institution of the Canadian government and all applicants must jointly hold more than 50% of the shares of the company.

3. Innovative business outside hotels, restaurants, cafes and convenience stores.

Manitoba Nomination (MPNP), a simple and quick investment and entrepreneurial immigration project, includes categories.

International student category

Commercial investment category

Skilled workers (SWM) in the province

Overseas skilled workers (SWO)

4. Business Investment Immigrants from Manitoba (BIS) were originally nominated as Business Immigrants from Manitoba (MPNP-B).

Objective: To attract healthy and sustainable development funds and talents for Manitoba.

Features: low threshold, no need to pay a deposit to the government, fast.

Application conditions:

1. English or French must reach CLB5 or NCLC5 or above (about IELTS listening, speaking, reading and writing 5).

2. High school education or above.

3. At least 3 years management experience in recent 5 years (both management and business owners can do it, and business owners can get more)

4. There is no age requirement (you can get extra points between 25 and 49 years old)

Five, Canada federal self-employed immigrants

Canada's federal self-employed immigrants, the project is mainly aimed at outstanding talents in culture, sports and art, hoping that the introduction of these talents will promote Canada's cultural and sports undertakings and economic development. The project application requirements are simple, the process is simple, and the application cycle is fast. The whole family can obtain permanent residence status in Canada in one step.

Application conditions:

At least two years of self-employment experience in the last five years (relevant experience refers to: participating in cultural or sports activities, or having self-employment experience in the field of culture and sports. )

The full mark of the project scoring standard is 100, and the lowest score is 35 points.

Applicants need to meet the requirements of physical examination and background security investigation stipulated by the Immigration Bureau.

Article 3 Living expenses of Canadian immigrants

1. Housing and rental costs in Canada

When it comes to the cost of living in Canada, we should first pay attention to the real estate market. You will soon find out. The place you choose to settle in Canada plays an important role in paying for your place of residence. More than one third of Canadians live in three metropolitan areas of the country-Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.

These prosperous metropolises all over the country attract young professionals, foreign workers and immigrants by providing more employment opportunities in different fields, cultural diversity, better infrastructure, facilities and educational opportunities. Their other problem is the housing cost in Canada due to the continuous demand for big city life.

The good news is that potential buyers may have a rest on 202 1, because economists predict that Canadian house prices will fall by 7% due to coronavirus pneumonia-19. This means that families who want to buy a house in Toronto will pay an average of $850,000 instead of $900,000 last year.

"The house price in Canada may drop by nearly 7% when it reaches 202 1", haven't you planned to buy it yet? Canada provides various types of properties for families, couples or roommates and people living alone to rent. These include detached houses, semi-detached houses, townhouses, apartments and apartments (duplex, three-storey and four-storey). Some of these properties may have private gardens or balconies, while others may be independent units or walls with neighbors.

According to StatsCan, Vancouver, also known as North Hollywood, is a good place to rent a house in Canada. The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment is $2,793 per month. The main city is Edmonton, Alberta. In this capital, you need to pay about $65,438+0,250 a month to live in a two-bedroom apartment. Utilities are usually included in the lease contract, which may include parking fees, electricity, heating and water.

In North Bay, Ontario, the monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment is as low as $65,438+0,000 yuan, which is about 3 hours' drive from Toronto.

2. Medical expenses in Canada

Canada's medical insurance is a government-funded medical system, and its coverage rate is as high as 70% regardless of social and economic status. This includes seeing a doctor, treating coronavirus pneumonia-19 and necessary medical procedures. Each province and region has its own health insurance plan, which is supervised by the federal government. Some provinces may provide more insurance than others. For example, under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan, Ontario residents under the age of 25 and residents over the age of 65 are provided with prescription drugs free of charge.

In 2020, the federal medical insurance was officially rated as the global medical system.

Because the government controls prices to curb inflation, Canadians usually pay much lower prices for medicines. For example, the popular cholesterol drug Lipitor can make Canadian patients spend less than 50 dollars, while buying the same dose of cholesterol drugs in the American market will cost more than 150 dollars.

What is the cost of private health insurance in Canada? About 65% of Canadians usually provide some form of private medical insurance through their employers and subsidize it. Private health insurance fills the gap left by medical insurance in meeting other health care needs (such as prescription drug plan, glasses and eye examination) and professional health services (such as home massage therapists and psychologists).

Depending on the province where they live, new immigrants in Canada may have to wait three months to get medical insurance in Canada. Therefore, it is a good idea to buy private health insurance in the meantime.

If exercise is an important part of your weekly routine, you will want to know how much you will spend to increase sweating and let blood flow to Canada. Whether you are a fitness fan or a yoga enthusiast, there are thousands of fitness clubs all over the country that suit all budgets.

Interested in fitness without a price tag? You can always choose to go hiking in one of many beautiful parks, or take part in the weekly park running in your area.

3. Food cost in Canada

Food prices in Canada are slightly higher than those in the southern regions of neighboring countries. Since the outbreak began, we have seen rising food prices and shortages of toilet paper and bread flour. This is mainly because during the cold months from 165438+ 10 to May, people were forced to import some foods from the United States and Mexico, which led to rapid changes in people's consumption habits and logistics costs. Canada is still a big country with a small population and many remote areas, which means that food must be transported over long distances.

Residents of the Arctic in northern Canada, such as Nunavut and Northwest China, pay a lot for food in Canada. As there is no road to and from the Territory, all imported food is transported by plane or ship. A simple cabbage head can earn you back $28! Fortunately, the average annual income in these areas is $77 and $670 respectively, which makes up for the above-average food price.

4. Transportation, utilities and entertainment expenses in Canada

Canada has an efficient public transport system, especially in metropolitan areas such as Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary. You can choose to take the bus, subway, light rail train, tram, or arrange to take Uber. In the coastal areas of Canada, such as British Columbia and the Atlantic Ocean, ferries are a common way to travel. If you have a car, there is a highway network between most cities in Canada.

In some cases, utilities may be included in the rent. If not, you are likely to be responsible for paying the electricity/gas bill and the Internet/cable TV bill. The electricity price in Quebec is the highest in Canada, and the electricity price in Northwest China is the most expensive. People living in Quebec City pay the most for home Internet packages, while people living in Halifax pay the most. The mobile data rate in Canada is 1GB, which is 12.55 USD. In addition, laws all over Canada require automobile insurance.

If you are planning a monthly budget, please don't forget to add some interesting things or check them in the list! Whether you love nature or like to explore urban landscapes and buildings, you will be at a loss. Canada has everything from exciting national parks to blue lakes and hiking trails, to world-famous skyscrapers and popular sports teams.