How to immigrate to Canada

It should be operated by studying abroad, working and immigrating.

There are many ways to immigrate to Canada, including submitting applications for skilled immigration or investment immigration in China.

However, in recent years, this immigration method has encountered more and more resistance, including too long probation period or tightening policies. There are also many ways to submit applications in Canada, including provincial nominations and federal experienced immigrants. For Chinese mainland residents, the fastest way to immigrate at present is to take CEC.

Canadian RNIP Immigration Project

IRCC, Canada's federal immigration department, officially launched the rural and northern community immigration project, referred to as RNIP, which was officially implemented on September 19, similar to the AIPP employer-sponsored immigration project in four Atlantic provinces in eastern Canada. This is a fast-moving skilled migration program in Canada that is very popular in the market.

The communities in the provinces to which RNIP belongs are located in towns and villages in the central and western provinces of Canada, with a small population and serious aging. Therefore, it is urgent to expand the labor force in this area to promote population growth and socio-economic development. The implementation of this project is based on the success of the AIPP Employer Migration Project in Canada's East Atlantic Province, and then extended to Canada's central and western provinces, recruiting a large number of skilled workers to immigrate to Canada, supplementing the skilled workers' labor market, and realizing the goal of one million immigrants in Canada.

Zhang Xueyong Immigration Company in Manitoba, Canada is the first licensed immigration consulting company in China in Canada and Manitoba, mainly engaged in overseas study immigration projects in Manitoba, investment immigration projects in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, entrepreneurial immigration projects in Manitoba and employer-sponsored skilled immigration projects.