Reasons for choosing immigrants from BC, Canada

The first reason for choosing immigrants from BC, Canada

As one of the most popular provinces in Canada, BC has always been the place where new immigrants live. BC is one of the four largest provinces in Canada, located in the westernmost part of Canada. Southern Canada borders Washington, Idaho and Montana and is the gateway to the Asia-Pacific region.

First, the tax advantage is obvious, and the business burden of enterprises is relatively small.

Canada's comprehensive tax rate is 32%-39%. Corporate tax consists of federal tax and provincial tax. The federal tax is 2 1%, plus a surcharge of 1. 12%. Tax saving is determined by province, and the tax rate ranges from 8.0% to 17%.

In addition, China and Canada signed an agreement on avoiding double taxation and preventing tax evasion in 1986. According to the agreement, the business profits of enterprises that are residents of China or Canada have tax exemption clauses, as long as these taxes cannot be traced back to the profits generated by permanent facilities in Canada.

Second, the geographical location is excellent, and the temperature is also very suitable for living.

BC has a temperate maritime climate with mild climatic conditions and is suitable for living. It's neither too cold nor too rainy in winter along the coast, but it doesn't snow for a long time. Usually, wearing a warm coat is enough to keep out the cold. The climate is similar to that of southern China, with humid air and temperatures above zero for most of the year. It is one of the provinces with Canadian climate. Vancouver is one of the top ten livable cities in the world.

Third, providing free education, universities have higher gold content.

Children in BC province can get free public education from kindergarten to 12 grade. There are also many high-ranking universities: Columbia University, Simon Fraser University, Victoria University, West Trinity University, etc. Among them, the University of British Columbia is a world-class institution of higher learning. At the same time, BC province attaches great importance to quality education and physical education. Most cities have sports centers, and the main sports are ice hockey and rugby.

Reasons for rejecting Canadian skilled immigrants in the federal stage of EE

Generally, at the stage of applying for a federal EE visa, there is a great chance that many applicants will cancel the case directly after there are problems with their materials, and there is no chance to re-file. Many of these applicants were invited to take the federal EE exam as a scorecard point. After their application is cancelled (equivalent to being rejected), when they re-enter the pool, they will have to queue up again. At this time, they also face the risk of increasing their age by one year and lowering their scores, which will make them farther and farther away from the next invitation! Therefore, everyone must be cautious to ensure that all materials meet the requirements of the Immigration Bureau to avoid risks, so as not to delay the application time!

1. Work certification materials were rejected because they did not meet the requirements. The professional NOC provided by the applicant does not meet the claim requirements. Sorting out professional experience is the key. Please be sure to sort out the professional job application materials to ensure that they meet the requirements of the Immigration Bureau.

2. Failure to provide academic transcripts was rejected. Some applicants only provided relevant documents of diploma and degree certificate when submitting academic materials, but their applications were rejected due to omission of transcripts.

3. No criminal certificate beyond the validity period was refused. For the country where you currently live, the issuance is valid for 6 months; Some applicants submitted that their current country of residence has no criminal record, which was handled six months ago and was rejected after submission.

4. Incomplete coverage of the certificate of no criminal record is rejected: for example, the applicant has lived in China for two years and applied for the certificate of no criminal record two weeks before leaving the country. According to the domestic custom of issuing a certificate of no criminal record, only the date covering the day of issuing the certificate is displayed on the certificate. IRCC considers it necessary to cover the entire stay, not less than one week.

5. If there is no crime abroad, a scanned copy of the original certificate of no crime issued by the host country and the corresponding English/French translation are required; If only the English translation is uploaded, it will be deemed invalid;

6. Inaccurate disclosure of information: It needs to be disclosed in the documents of the main applicant, whether it is the main applicant himself, his spouse or only blood relationship, even if he does not live together, has no custody of children and has not emigrated with the applicant.

7. Quebec is not allowed as a destination for 7. EE system. Quebec cannot be chosen as the destination of skilled immigrants with EE. Quebec has its own immigration application program. Select Quebec as an invalid application.

8. Applicants who need to apply for a certificate of no crime in Australia and have lived in Victoria and Queensland need to provide additional traffic history. Even if you don't have a driver's license and driving record, you should provide it.

Chapter III Introduction of Canadian Spouse Immigrants

If you don't immigrate so soon or don't want to immigrate for the time being, you want to reunite with your spouse in Canada as soon as possible. You can consider applying for an open work permit first.

At present, spouses or cohabiting partners of people working in Canada can apply for an open work permit and legally live in Canada.

Because Canada's open work permit pilot project allows them to work in Canada without immigration or while their sponsorship application is being processed.

However, in order to qualify for a work visa, they must legally live in the same place in Canada as their partner, but they don't need to have worked.

The advantage of an open work permit is that it allows foreign citizens to work for any employer in Canada, while a closed work permit is for a specific employer. Foreigners can only work for the employer specified in the permit during their stay in Canada.

1. How can I get an open work permit in Canada as a spouse or cohabiting partner?

You can try to apply for an open work permit while applying for permanent residence, or apply for an open work permit alone.

If you choose to apply at the same time, you need to send all documents (including proof of payment) by mail.

However, if there is a delay due to the epidemic, the immigration department will ask for an explanation, and then they will keep your application for 90 days.

If the application documents are still incomplete within 60 days, the Immigration Bureau will extend them for another 90 days and require all documents to be completed during this period.

If you are already applying for spouse sponsored immigration and your application for permanent residence is approved, you can apply for an open work permit online.

This approval is a letter from the Immigration Bureau. It says that you have obtained the qualification of permanent residence, but you still need to have a physical examination, security and background check.

If you are not approved, the Immigration Department will ask you to mail your work visa application separately. Including all documents and proof of payment.

2. Can I apply for this open work visa as long as my spouse works in Canada?

In principle, if you want to apply for an open work permit through your spouse, your spouse (foreign worker) needs to meet the following conditions:

1. He/she currently holds a valid work visa in Canada for at least 6 months. If his/her current job does not require a Canadian work visa, he/she must show proof that he/she will work in Canada for at least 6 months;

2. It must be in position 0, A and B of the Canadian Occupation List (NOC);

3. Currently living in Canada, or will live in Canada during work.

For those who want their spouses to sponsor immigrants, this kind of open work permit can be a good transition, and they can legally work in Canada for a period of time before obtaining permanent residency, which can be said to be very convenient without a specific employer.