Frequently asked questions about Canadian immigration interview

The first frequently asked questions about Canadian immigration interview

1. Why do you want to immigrate to Canada is an important question, usually the first question. It can be explained from several aspects:

(1) was first attracted by Canada's loose immigration policy;

(2) Canada is an economically developed, politically stable and peaceful society and a country suitable for living and working;

(3) In Canada, you and your family can give full play to your knowledge and talents.

Please tell us something about your education.

Introduce the schools and majors you have studied, the certificates or awards you have won, your specialties, etc. If necessary, show the relevant originals.

Please introduce your work and major.

You should introduce the time, place, job responsibilities and departure time of each job. Pay attention to job responsibilities, and you can come up with relevant letters of recommendation.

4. Where did (family) live in the past 10 years?

This problem is generally inspection.

5. Are you a member of any organization?

Include any professional, commercial or political organization or group. Generally, it is also an inspection.

6. Why immigrate to Canada when you have a good job in China?

It can be said that you like new challenges, Canada is more suitable for you to develop your talents, or "because Canada needs my talents in this field, my work is on the career list".

Canada, as a country with a long history of immigration, has promulgated different provincial nomination immigration plans to facilitate international students from various regions to apply for immigration. The current policy of skilled immigrants in Quebec, Canada (also known as skilled immigrants in Quebec, Canada) is loose and flexible, and the immigration quota is relatively large, which is undoubtedly a very good choice.

Chapter II Introduction of Family Reunion Immigrants in Canada

1, guarantor conditions

The Canadian guarantor must be at least 18 years old, have sufficient financial resources and meet the minimum income standard set by the Immigration Department.

2, the guarantor's economic income calculation standard

The income standard set by the Immigration Department is published in February every year, valid for one year, and will be adjusted according to inflation every year; The income that can be used for guarantee generally refers to the total pre-tax income that is pushed forward for three years from the time of selection. If the guarantor has a spouse, he can also be a guarantor, and his income can be included in this total.

3. Minimum income requirements of the guarantor

The number of family reunions generally includes the guarantor himself, the guarantor's spouse and their children plus the parents of the guarantor and adopted children.

4. Application process

(1) Submit information, including the guarantor's name, birthday, place of birth, home address, postal code and email address.

(2) After submitting the online form, the applicant will receive a confirmation code (if there is any change, you can send an email to the designated immigration office).

(3) It is reported that the Immigration Bureau will still randomly select 6.5438+0 million forms and invite them to submit complete applications; And set aside 1 10,000 places to clear the backlog of cases.

5. Application fee

(1) government fee: 550 Canadian dollars per person.

(2) Landing fee: USD 490 per person (submitted after the application is approved).

The third chapter is the strategy of non-EE skilled immigrants in Canada

Non-EE skilled immigrants from relevant Canadian provinces, that is, traditional skilled immigrants, are still open to applications. As an immigration program with the lowest English requirement in Canada (IELTS 4 or above), the "occupational shortage" provides a convenient door for many immigrant applicants. College degree or above, minimum requirement of IELTS Band 4 English, more than five years working experience will have the opportunity to apply for immigration. Immigration Canada analyzes the immigration policy of non-EE skilled immigrants in Saskatchewan, Canada.

First, the project advantages of non-EE skilled immigrants

1, with low requirements for housing funds;

2. Low academic requirements: college or technical secondary school or above;

3. No need for employer guarantee: no need to apply to the Ministry of Labor for approval;

4. Approval speed: Compared with other projects, the approval speed is faster;

5. Rapid immigration: obtaining permanent residence status directly in one step.

Second, the application conditions for non-EE skilled immigrants

1, language ability: CLB4 or above, that is, IELTS G Band 4 or above;

2. Basic score: 60 points or more;

3. Education requirements: College degree or above;

4. Housing and employment plan: Provide convincing and detailed housing and employment plan locally.

5. Occupation is on the list of occupations that are in short supply in Saskatchewan.

Third, the process

The first step is to reach the passing line of 60 points in the non-EE immigrant scoring form and submit the application form.

The second step is to get 600 points nominated by the province and submit a permanent residence visa application to CIC within 90 days.

The third step is to obtain a permanent residence visa in Canada in about 6 months.

The fourth step is to land in Canada within one year and get the "Maple Leaf Card".