Instructions for China people to immigrate to Canada

Immigrating to Canada, among which China immigrants need to have a proper understanding of Canadian immigration laws in their lives, so as to successfully spend every day in their immigrant lives. But for immigrants, they should understand the difference between Canadian citizens and nationals. Let's talk about what China people need to know when they immigrate to Canada.

Canada's "C-24 Act" has seriously changed the conditions for permanent residents to become citizens, causing an uproar among new Chinese immigrants. Some people call this "naturalization law" and shout that new immigrants become second-class citizens. On the other hand, Bill C-24 really taught those mainland immigrants who don't understand the difference between citizens and nationals and mistake citizenship for nationality.

Compared with nationality, citizenship is social and natural, and the difference is not first class or second class. I mistakenly think that with Canadian citizenship, I have a "naturalization dream" of Canadian citizenship. Time to wake up. In Canadian immigration law, there is a difference between citizens and nationals.

Canada's "C-24 Act" vividly proves that with Canadian citizenship, it is still not as good as Canadian nationals. National identity, or nationality, is innate. I think, with Canadian citizenship, I will "naturalize" and become a Canadian, equal to nationals born in other countries. The idea is very q.

Black people in America and Canada usually consider themselves second-class citizens. Although new immigrants have civil rights, they are probably worse than black nationals. It's not just immigrant citizens who can't run for foreign presidents in their lifetime. If you are not a national of a country, you must not only apply for citizenship, but also become a citizen and commit espionage, terrorism, treason and so on. Your citizenship will be lost and you will be deported back to your country. People who are born in their own country and have nationality are different. They can never be expelled and have the freedom to return to their motherland at any time.

People think that having foreign nationality means becoming a foreign citizen. Perhaps China's nationality law is too misleading for children. No foreign government or foreigner thinks that immigrants from China who have the nationality of that country are not from China. Foreigners' national identity or foreign nationality is born. China people's national identity or China nationality is also born from this. Only a few governments in the world don't understand the difference between citizens and nationals, mistake citizenship for nationality, and confuse foreign citizenship with foreign nationality. It is a simple modern common sense that only the descendants of immigrants born in their own country or with their own blood are nationals and have their own nationality. Contrary to modern common sense, tens of millions of overseas China nationals are automatically cut off from foreign countries, and overseas nationals are not allowed to return to China freely. What is the reason for saying that it is good for overseas compatriots?

In the life of Canadian immigrants, permanent residents or foreign citizens are actually just the overseas status of international immigrants, and they cannot change their innate nationality and national identity. Born in China, he was born in China. Overseas mainland immigrants with Canadian citizenship are still China citizens. If you don't understand this, it's in vain.

More than twenty years ago, a fellow countryman showed off his foreign passport in public and claimed to be a foreigner. Friends, relatives and alumni scoffed. Holding a foreign passport, genetic mutation, so not from China? This is ridiculous.

Canada, the United States, Australia and other countries can accept qualified foreign immigrants as permanent residents and citizens, regardless of the nationality of the country of birth, which has been a great civilization progress. Looking back at my own country, I can't even let go of my overseas compatriots' freedom to return to China. It seems a little emboldened to complain about how harsh foreign countries accept new immigrants.

I still don't know which country I am a compatriot. After reading Canada's "C-24 Act", I should understand that even if I immigrate to a new country, even if I have someone else's nationality, I am not a national, and I live in a country that is not your own. Nonsense about naturalization and second-class citizens, self-deception is useless.

Therefore, in the life of Canadian immigrants, we must read through the Canadian immigration law, so as to have a correct positioning. I'm here to introduce the current situation of citizens and nationals in Canadian immigrant life. I hope the applicant can understand.

Canada has a beautiful natural environment, a vast territory with few people, diverse geographical environment and superior natural scenery. From vast pastures to vast lakes, from forest-covered mountains to picturesque coastlines along the Atlantic coast, international students coming to Canada will witness the most beautiful natural scenery and enjoy the best ecological environment in the world.

Canada's competitive cost of studying abroad, because the education funds are sufficient, Canadian universities charge less for overseas students than other western countries while ensuring the quality of education. For example, the cost of studying in the United States and Britain is about 250,000-300,000 RMB per year, and the cost of studying in Canada is about10-200,000 RMB per year, which is very cost-effective. Or obtain permanent resident status, which is impossible in many other countries.