Pay 80W to immigrate to Canada ~ So are there any other additional conditions?

Now investment immigrants from Quebec, Canada are more popular. It takes about two years from entering the form to applying for approval and finally getting a visa. The basic conditions are:

1。 The applicant has an asset background (cash, stocks, real estate, company equity market value, etc.). ) at least 800,000 Canadian dollars; These assets can be with their spouses or donated by others, but they must be supported by relevant documents or reasonably analyzed as legal sources.

2。 At least 2 years full-time business management experience before entering the form.

After the adoption of the principle, you can buy a fund of 400,000 Canadian dollars guaranteed by the Canadian government and get back the principal (400,000 Canadian dollars) without interest after five years. You can also spend 6.5438 Canadian dollars +0.2 million Canadian dollars (non-refundable) to pay the interest of the fund company, and the fund company will help you raise 400,000 Canadian dollars to buy the fund guaranteed by the Canadian government. You can also understand that you spend 6.5438 Canadian dollars +0.2 million to buy a family house.

If a person applies, the applicant's spouse and unmarried children can join the list at the same time, as one application, and obtain permanent residency at the same time.

About the author: Hunter Zhang Hunter/Mr. Zhang is the Overseas Chinese Service Center of Guangzhou Overseas Chinese Affairs Office (established in 1987, the first legal intermediary issued by the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Education). New Zealand's well-known overseas immigration expert, Massey University, New Zealand, full-time 2-year MBA. He also studied international marketing courses at University of Technology Sydney, Australia and Auckland Institute of Technology, New Zealand. Engaged in overseas and domestic immigrants studying abroad for nearly ten years. Mr. Zhang has held important positions in many famous immigration law firms in Australia and New Zealand, such as Alexander Law Firm, and has written articles on immigration research for many Australian and New Zealand media. In 2003, he officially became a member of New Zealand Investment Immigration Association (a subordinate unit of Immigration Bureau). He is familiar with multinational immigration and study abroad policies. In recent years, he has been stationed in Guangdong and Hong Kong, handling business/investment immigration and study abroad applications from Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Singapore and other countries. QQ: 28946 1024。