An analysis of six ways of Canadian immigration

# Canadian Immigrants # Introduction In the annual quality of life assessment report of 74 countries in the world/KLOC-0 conducted by the United Nations, through the assessment of more than 200 indicators, Canada has achieved high scores in education, life expectancy and crime rate. Here are six ways to analyze Canadian immigrants. Welcome to read!

Article 1 Six Ways of Immigration to Canada

1. Skilled immigrants: refers to immigrants who immigrate to Canada with their own skills and talents and do not rely on other people's guarantees. As long as you have a college degree or above, and your current occupation and professional knowledge are needed in the Canadian job market, you are eligible to apply. At present, there are hundreds of occupations in great need in Canada, such as computers, various engineers, me, marketing, sales and so on. 2. Investment immigration: Applicants must have more than two years of business experience, successfully run and manage a business or business plan, prove that they have assets of 800,000 Canadian dollars and invest 400,000 Canadian dollars to purchase federal government funds for five years, and loans are not allowed.

3. Entrepreneur immigration: Applicants must be able to establish, purchase or invest in Canadian enterprises within two years after registration; Canadian immigrant applicants must prove that they have sufficient business management experience and investment funds. Enterprises must contribute to the local economy of Canada. Businessmen must create one or more employment opportunities for local immigrants or citizens in Canada; Applicants must participate in the daily operation and management of this business. The Canadian government will issue a conditional visa for two years.

4. Self-employed immigrants: Applicants must have successful business experience in their hometown, have enough economic ability to start a business in Canada and hire themselves, and this business has contributed to Canada's economy, culture and art.

5. Family reunion: Canadian immigrants or citizens aged 65,438+09 or above are eligible to apply for the following relatives to immigrate to Canada: a) spouse b) unmarried children aged 65,438+09 and children aged 65,438+09 who depend on their parents for full-time study c) grandparents d) parents e) unmarried couples d) adopted children aged 65,438+09.

6. Hiring foreign relatives for family business: Applicants must be included in the category of relatives or auxiliary relatives. The business in Canada must have been operated for more than one year and be profitable, and must prove that there is a real demand and continue to operate. Applicants must have relevant work experience and ability.

Canadian immigrants' common sense of seeing a doctor

1, emergency

If you have serious or urgent health problems, such as heart attack, head injury, fracture or high fever, you should go to the emergency room of the nearest hospital for treatment immediately instead of waiting for an appointment with your family doctor. If necessary, call "9 1 1" to call an ambulance. Most provinces in Canada charge service fees for ambulances. In non-emergency situations, you may need a family doctor to recommend you to different departments of the hospital.

2. Prescription drugs

Canada's medical insurance system does not include prescription drugs, except for the elderly over 65, social welfare recipients, inpatients and refugees. Therefore, when doctors prescribe, patients need to buy their own medicine. Prescription drugs are sold in pharmacies, some big grocery stores and drug counters in department stores.

3, dentistry

Canada's medical insurance system only includes dental services in hospitals. Other types of dental treatment cannot be free, but children under 10 or social welfare recipients and their children can enjoy free services.

4. ophthalmology

Medical insurance system includes optometry. You can ask your family doctor to introduce an optometrist.

5. Chinese medicine

There are many Chinese medicine practitioners and some alternative therapies in Canada, but these are not covered by medical insurance and there are no regulations.

Step 6 see a doctor

To see a doctor in Canada, you need to make an appointment by phone first, and give your name, phone number and symptoms. If you can't see the doctor on time, you should cancel or change the time, otherwise you will be charged. You need to bring a medical card to see a doctor, and you need to bring an interpreter if you are not fluent in language. If a patient asks in a large clinic, the clinic will usually have someone who can speak Chinese to help.

7. Hospitalization

The specific practice of universal health insurance in Canada: 1) National legislation, two-level capital contribution and provincial management. In other words, the medical insurance funds in each province mainly come from the federal government grants and provincial government budgets, and the provincial and regional governments independently organize and operate the medical insurance plans in the province. 2) The insurance covers all necessary medical services, hospitalization insurance and outpatient insurance, and the public can enjoy all other basic medical insurance except special items free of charge. 3) Encourage the development of commercial supplementary medical insurance covering non-insurance items. All non-government insurance projects can be freely invested by employers, and their employees can enjoy supplementary medical insurance projects free of charge.

Article 3 Canadian immigration fees

First, the cost of investment immigration in Quebec, Canada

The first is asset requirements. The Quebec Immigration Bureau requires that the net assets of the principal applicant and spouse exceed 6.5438+0.6 million Canadian dollars. The so-called net assets refer to the net assets of the applicant, his spouse and children after deducting liabilities. Including movable property and real estate, such as deposits, stocks, bonds, real estate and so on. Net assets also include the net assets of the company owned by the applicant.

Secondly, the money used for investment, Quebec investment immigrants, there are two ways to invest:

1. Invest 800,000 Canadian dollars (about 5 million RMB) in the fund designated by the Canadian government, and return it without interest after 5 years.

2. The loan investment of 220,000 Canadian dollars (about 6.5438+0.4 million RMB) is paid directly to the fund designated by the Canadian government, and there is no return. Only some immigration application fees, including attorney's fees, materials fees, notarization fees, visa fees, medical examination fees and a series of miscellaneous fees, are collected by service companies.

Second, Canada nominated project immigration fee

Planned immigrants nominated by Canada have different requirements for assets due to different projects, which can be roughly divided into the following categories:

1. Saskatchewan investment immigrants

Asset requirements: the applicant must have a family net worth of more than 300 thousand Canadian dollars.

Investment fund: willing to pay the Saskatchewan government a start-up deposit of 75,000 Canadian dollars.

2. Investment immigrants from Manetho.

Asset requirements: the applicant's personal net assets require at least 350,000 Canadian dollars.

Investment funds: invest at least 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars to do business in Manitoba province.

3. Investment immigrants in 3. Pei province

Asset requirements: Applicants are required to have legal assets of more than 400,000 Canadian dollars.

Investment funds: the investment deposit is 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars (if the additional investment is 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars after immigration, the government will return the deposit of 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars).

Only some immigration application fees, including attorney's fees, materials fees, notarization fees, visa fees, medical examination fees and a series of miscellaneous fees, are collected by service companies.