What are the differences between Canadian and Russian policies on accepting immigrants from China?

Canada is relatively willing to accept people with good education and upbringing, and it is the most relaxed to the world in terms of preferential immigration. Most people who go to Russia go to work. Anyway, those who can go to Canada generally don't go to Russia. Canada's GDP per capita is $565,438+0,000, which is higher than that of the United States, while that of Russia is only $65,438+0,3500. See the difference?

You know nothing about politics and military affairs ... I can't believe you asked that. Canada is a Commonwealth country. Look at the Canadian passport. They are all "Queen XXXXX". The money invested in immigrating to Canada was nominally given to "Andre pierluigi casiraghi" (one of the Queen's three sons). Andre pierluigi casiraghi will keep it for you for the time being. He is a British minister. Russia, you think too much. At present, all Russian immigrants account for 8% of the population, and most of them are immigrants from eastern European countries before the disintegration of the Soviet Union in the last century.

Vast land means more resources and more money. The more developed the future, the more people need it. Canada is attracting immigrants, but its annual share is limited, and unlike the United States 200 years ago, there is no need to register in the United States.

When you go to another country and get your passport, you are a citizen of another country. Britain has completely assimilated the United States. What about now?

So it is absolutely impossible ...

Unless the current government is overthrown, just like the Manchu population is less than 1%, why not let the whole country speak Manchu dialect in Beijing? Theoretically, the possibility is infinitely close to zero.