What are the ways to immigrate to Canada?

Step 1: Understand! What types of immigrants are there in Canada?

Generally speaking, countries with good welfare and environment accept immigrants for two purposes: economy and talents.

So do Canadian immigrants. Are you here to promote our economy? Or can you make some contribution to our society?

Therefore, the first manual is to understand several types of Canadian immigrants, including investment immigrants, entrepreneurial immigrants, skilled immigrants, outstanding talents (federal self-employment), higher education and so on.

Simply put, investment immigrants and entrepreneurial immigrants bring funds and business managers needed by the local economy, while skilled immigrants, outstanding talents and higher education meet the local talent demand.

Step 2: Patience! We need to know the basic situation of each immigration project.

Canada is a federal country, which means that under the policy of the federal government, each province will have different immigration policies, and each province is different. Let's take a look at the requirements of these federal and provincial immigration programs in Canada.

investment immigration

At present, only Quebec investment immigrants are left in Canada, which has obvious advantages. The whole family can live permanently in one step without starting a business. At present, there is no language requirement, but corporate executives and shareholders who only accept assets (2 million Canadian dollars) and have management experience (2 years in the past 5 years) need to invest 350,000 Canadian dollars at a time, and the processing period is about 4-4.5 years. Therefore, executives and shareholders who are not in a hurry to land in Canada can give priority to Quebec investment immigration projects and get maple leaf cards directly.

Entrepreneurial immigrants

First of all, let's look at the projects nominated by various provinces, namely, entrepreneurial immigration projects in Saskatchewan, Oman, NB and BC.

Entrepreneurship immigrants in Manitoba: EOI above 70, IELTS CLB5 level, 3 years management experience in 5 years, holding more than 33.33%; The investment amount starts from 6,543,800+5,000 Canadian dollars; Therefore, it is suitable for short management experience and does not intend to invest too much in shareholders, executives or self-employed.

Entrepreneurial immigrants in Saskatchewan: EOI score 120 or above, IELTS CLB5 level, 10 years and more than 4 years management experience; The investment amount starts from 200,000 Canadian dollars; Require domestic holding companies to achieve a turnover of more than 500,000 Canadian dollars in the past 65,438+0 years; Shareholders, senior executives and qualified individual operators who are suitable for holding shares for a long time may also be considered.

Entrepreneur immigrants in NB province: EOI score above 65, IELTS CLB5 level, at least 3 years of shareholder experience (holding shares 1/3 or above) or 5 years of executive experience in the last 5 years; Commitment to invest at least 250,000 Canadian dollars for starting a business; At present, the application requirements are relatively low, and shareholders, executives and self-employed individuals can try.

BC province entrepreneur regional pilot: IELTS CLB level 4, college degree or above, family net assets of more than 300,000 Canadian dollars, complete community visits, obtain community recommendation letters, and write business plans. Management experience requirements: in the past five years, if you are a shareholder of the company, you need to have more than 3 years of shareholding and management experience, if you are a company executive, you need to have more than 4 years of management experience and manage 3 or more full-time employees; Or it can be combined with 1 year or above shareholder experience and 2 years or above senior management experience.

As can be seen from the above requirements, the entrepreneurial immigrants nominated by the province are basically aimed at enterprise managers, and they will obtain permanent residence status after meeting the local entrepreneurial requirements.

In addition to the provincial nomination, Canada also has a federal entrepreneur immigration program, in the form of letting the head office outside Canada set up a subsidiary in the local area and sending the company's senior manager to work in the subsidiary to obtain a work visa.

If the main applicant has reached CLB7 after obtaining the Canadian federal entrepreneurship work permit and wants to obtain immigration status as soon as possible, he can apply for permanent residence of federal experienced immigrants (CEC); If the language test is not that high, but the company you work for is relatively strong, you can apply for permanent residence by the provincial employer. Generally, there is no language requirement or the requirement is relatively low.

The main conditions for the relocation of employers in the province are as follows:

BC province, the subsidiary was established 1 year ago, with 5 employees;

In Ontario, the subsidiary was established for 3 years, with 5 employees, and the turnover in the latest year was 6,543,800+0,000;

Saskatchewan, the subsidiary was established 1 years ago, and the applicant is IELTS CLB4, with 3 employees.

Spouses who go to Canada with the main applicant can get an open work visa from the beginning, and they can get permanent residency by applying for federal experience immigration (CEC) or provincial employer immigration just like the main applicant. Basically, the main applicant can get permanent residence in three to five years, and the spouse can get permanent residence in 1.5 years after landing in Canada through Canadian federal entrepreneurial immigration.

Talent category: skilled immigrants, federal self-employed immigrants

Many young people don't have so many years of management experience and run companies, but they have good language conditions, so they can consider skilled migration, and those who meet local professional needs and certain conditions can apply. In layman's terms, it's a bit like signing up for a vocational exam. What school do you need to graduate from, what experience you have, what level of foreign language you have reached, and so on.

High education, good IELTS level, more than 3 years of work experience, you can apply for federal skilled immigrants. If you are a computer major, you can give priority to computer channels in Ontario. If you have French, you can consider applying for skilled immigrants from Quebec.

For the self-employed and outstanding artists, Canadian federal self-employed immigrants (outstanding talents in Canada) are tailor-made. For example, there are companies that make money by fame and ability, and there are also companies specially hired by colleges and universities, which are very consistent. And if you have such excellent performance in style and art, there will be no requirements for language, funds and management experience of other projects.

Higher education immigrants

Higher education here is actually adult education, aiming at immigration. In other words, applicants can gain experience by studying in Canada for a period of time, or get a job opportunity, join skilled immigrants after graduation, or federal experienced immigrants (CEC) can obtain permanent residence status.

After reading the book, choose skilled immigrants to obtain identity, and you can see intuitive examples:

If you graduate from high school (you don't need a language), you can go to Canada to study for a junior college/undergraduate course, and then you can achieve the goal of immigration through Quebec skilled immigrants (French B2 after finishing junior college), Manetho skilled immigrants (looking for a job locally, IELTS 4 6) and BC skilled immigrants (looking for a job locally, with an annual salary of about 50,000 Canadian dollars, IELTS 4 6).

People with higher education can move into permanent residence after completing their studies. For example, if you graduate from a full-time undergraduate course with IELTS score of 6 and undergraduate GPA of 3.0, you can go to Canada to study for a master's degree, and then you can apply for direct immigration to Ontario for permanent residence through Ontario (majors are not limited), BC or Manitoba (science and engineering, you can directly immigrate for permanent residence after graduation). The overall cycle is about 3-4 years.

Moreover, while the main applicant got the study visa, his spouse also got the open work visa. After landing, he can find a job. After 65,438+0 years, IELTS reached CLB7, and he can transfer to permanent residence through federal experience immigration (CEC), which is faster than the main applicant's immigration after graduation. It only takes 1.5 years.

Therefore, people who especially want to go to Canada can learn more about higher education, and curve immigration is also a good way.

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