If you immigrate to Canada, under what circumstances can you move your parents there?

Applying for parents' reunion is a long process.

You must first obtain legal resident or citizenship, preferably citizenship, because the guarantee qualification will be easier and there is little chance of being reversed.

Then find a legal job, pay taxes, and can't receive government relief from Canada. CIC announces the annual income of the guarantor required for reunion every year. If you apply for two people at the same time, there will be more. However, if you get married, your spouse can use the guarantor as * * *, and the amount required for the guarantee will be easy to get.

Fill in the form again, submit your tax bill, company certificate and required documents for the past 12 months, submit the application for the responsible ship to missisauga, and then wait for CIC to judge your guarantee qualification. Up to now, the time of the responsible ship (updated on August 18, 2008) is 25 months, and the waiting time in China is even different.

If you pass the guarantee, you will receive a letter that the guarantee has passed, and then submit your parents' application to the immigration office in Hong Kong or Beijing, including proof of your relationship and contact information, because VO has more urgent work to do, such as the guarantee of spouse and children. Parental guarantee is basically the lowest, so it takes a long time. I have friends who have been waiting for five years.

As for retirement, living abroad has nothing to do with getting a pension. As long as parents are not naturalized and are citizens of China, they can get a pension as long as they show up at designated places to apply for residence certificates every year.

The above is what I know, and I hope I can help you.