What is the income of Canadian immigrants?

65438+February 65438+February, Statistics Canada published the Report on Income and Migration of New Immigrants in 20 14, comparing the income and residence of new immigrants after they arrived in Canada for one year from 2004 to 20 14. The briefing pointed out that the annual income of Canadian immigrants doubled in 10, and immigrants with Canadian experience before settlement generally had higher on-the-job income.

The income of Canadian immigrants 10 years is like this.

According to the data of tax returns, the report shows that the median income of new immigrants who landed in Canada in 20 13 years is 22,000 Canadian dollars one year after immigration (that is, 20 14 years). For the new immigrants who landed in 20 1 1 and 20 12, the median income after one year is $265,438+$0,000.

The median income of Canadian immigrants who arrived in 2004 was $65,438+$06,800 in 2005 (that is, one year after arrival). The income of these immigrants increased with the extension of settlement time, from $26,000 in 2009 to $33,000 in 20 14.

Such immigrants have the highest income.

According to the analysis of the report, different types of Canadian immigrants have different incomes, and the gap is large, among which experienced immigrants have the highest income.

From 2009 to 20 14, the income of major applicants with Canadian experience was higher than that of all immigrant categories who settled in the same period, with a median of $50,000. The median income of similar immigrants nominated by provinces and regions is $39,000; During the same period, the average income of various immigrants was $24,000.

As for immigrants with Canadian experience from 1980 to 20 14, the median declared income in 20 14 is estimated to be $37,000; Compared with those immigrants who have no working experience in Canada, they only earned $32,000 in the same year, and the income of the former was higher than 16%.

20 14 Canadian immigrants, 45% are international students, overseas workers, applying for refugees or holding temporary residence visas; Compared with 20 13 residents, the above categories only account for 36%.

Is the income of Canadian immigrants high or low in Canada

To measure the status of immigrant income in the overall income level of Canadians, although there is no direct comparison figure, we can refer to another report released by the Bureau of Statistics earlier this year: the median after-tax income of Canadian families in 20 14 years.

The data shows that the median after-tax income of all households in Canada in 20 14 years was 78,870 Canadian dollars. The median after-tax income of all households in Ontario is $78,790.

The figures also show that the median income of all income groups (about 26.62 million people) in Canada in 20 14 was $32,790.