What background checks are needed to immigrate to Canada?

Not all applications will be investigated. Many times, the reply mainly depends on whether the materials submitted by the immigration application are complete. The integrity, accuracy and authenticity of materials are particularly important. The following is a background survey of unorganized immigration to Canada. Welcome to read!

What background checks do you need to do to immigrate to Canada?

First of all, the back tone is not to examine whether the applicant meets the immigration conditions, because if he does not meet the immigration conditions, the visa officer will directly refuse the visa. Only when the immigration conditions are met and the visa officer has doubts about the materials provided, will the second step be carried out.

In addition, the probability of fake materials outside Canada is higher than that in China, so the probability of foreign visa officers (Beijing and Hong Kong) making a callback is higher.

After the investigation, the investigator will provide the investigation report. If the result is satisfactory, the application procedure will continue. If you are not satisfied, the visa officer will ask for supplementary materials.

1, check the authenticity of the applicant's kinship.

There are more than 60 pieces of information related to the applicant in China citizen and resident identity database. Relevant information can be used for legal inquiry of some institutions. The consulate will provide birth place, birthday, occupation and other information. If the marriage relationship is questioned, embassy staff sometimes go to the applicant's home to check whether the marriage relationship between the guarantor and the guarantor is true.

2. Investigate social background and criminal record.

The Immigration Department will require applicants and their families to provide proof of criminal record in the country where they have lived for more than six months in the past five years. If you cannot provide proof of criminal record, your application will be affected.

3. Investigate the source of funds of the applicant.

This part of the fund documents include company documents, bank accounts, income certificates, work certificates, real estate fund certificates, etc. For some immigration projects, the Immigration Bureau will call the tax bureau, the industrial and commercial bureau or the bank to confirm whether the documents submitted by the applicant are true and valid.

There's no need to hide it. As long as you can do a true notarization, you should not submit false information.

4. Investigate the applicant's work background.

In the application for economic migration, if the Immigration Bureau has doubts about the applicant's work background, it will investigate the applicant's past or present work background to confirm that his work experience is consistent with that shown in the materials.

Advantages of Canadian federal self-employed immigrants

The threshold is low, and the federal self-employed immigrants have broad requirements for the applicant's career, and there is no requirement for the applicant's popularity.

Get the maple leaf card in one step;

The cycle is short, and the federal self-employed immigrants can obtain Canadian permanent resident status as soon as 1 year;

Low cost, federal self-employed immigrants only need to prove the net assets of 654.38 million Canadian dollars;

There are no mandatory requirements such as English and academic qualifications;

Need to have a strong plan to go to Canada and a self-employment plan;

Each project has no specific requirements for applicants, and applicants with flexible scores, older age and limited language ability can also submit with confidence.

Canadian federal self-employed immigrants are special immigration channels opened by the Canadian government for professionals in specific fields-applicants need to have professionals in a certain professional field, have certain artistic achievements, have self-employed experience, have the ability to live and develop in Canada as self-employed people, and make positive contributions to Canada's economic and social life.

Article 3 The occupational scope of Canadian federal self-employed immigrants

Canadian federal self-employed immigrants are one of the fast channels for the Canadian government to introduce talents. Some people call them Canadian excellent talents immigrants. In practical terms, it refers to those professionals in the fields of culture, art and sports who immigrated to Canada in the form of self-employment and made special contributions to Canadian society and culture and sports, such as writers, painters, artists, actors and athletes.

Canada pays more and more attention to self-employed applicants, because these outstanding talents in the fields of art, culture and sports can enhance Canada's influence in this field, and at the same time bring economic benefits to the country and solve local employment problems through the applicant's future self-employed experience in Canada. The Canadian government has given 33 official occupational categories applicable to individual immigrants. It is called a category because each code contains dozens of positions, and it can also be matched to the corresponding code according to the position description. As long as the positions are consistent and the job descriptions are consistent, it is in line with the occupational scope of self-employed immigrants in Canada.

Occupation scope can be roughly divided into the following categories:

1. Workers engaged in creative types, such as writers, painters, graphic designers, photographers, interior designers, etc.

2. Workers engaged in the management of books and documents, such as librarians, archivists, museum administrators, etc.

3, engaged in radio and television media workers, such as: reporters, announcers, hosts, directors, post-production and so on. ;

4, engaged in paper media, printing, etc. ;

5 athletes, coaches, referees and other workers engaged in sports activities;

6. Self-media workers;

7. Professions that have special skills in other fields and can contribute to Canada.

Conditions and advantages of employer-sponsored immigration in BC, Canada

The BC project is aimed at overseas employees in related industries in BC province, so that they can live and work in BC province for a long time. Applicants can apply for immigration as long as they meet the job requirements.

I. Application conditions

1. High school education or above.

2. IELTS listening 4.5, oral writing 4.0, reading 3.5.

3. Employer's quotation

4. Nine months working experience in Canada.

Second, the advantages of the project

Short time and fast speed;

You can get a green card directly in one step;

You can apply for a work visa (tourist visa) first and log in early;

A batch of real employers, who can really work or work;

Children go to school free of charge, and spouses can work freely;

The whole family landed in Vancouver directly and enjoyed a high-quality livable life like spring all year round.