Answers to Frequently Asked Questions of Quebec Immigration in Canada

Most immigrants to Canada will choose to live in Quebec, so what are the common problems if they choose to immigrate to Quebec? Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! Welcome to reading.

Analysis of common problems of immigrants in Quebec, Canada

1. Do I meet the application conditions?

The new regulations on investment immigration in Quebec, Canada were officially implemented on February 2, 2009. Its basic conditions seem simple. First of all, it has at least two years of successful management experience in the past five years. 2. The net assets of the applicant shall be at least 6,543,800+600,000 Canadian dollars.

Several important changes in its investment immigration projects are as follows:

1) Some applicants are exempt from the interview, and they may refuse the visa without an interview;

2) If the source of spouse's funds can be confirmed, it can be included in the total assets of the principal applicant;

3) Management experience requires at least two years of management experience in the last five years;

4) Cancel the full-time requirement for management experience;

5) Change the requirements of overall management to responsibilities related to the planning, management and control of finance, personnel or materials under the authorization of the applicant;

6) no longer require corporate profits.

Applicants who are willing to apply for investment immigration suggest that professional consultants must make a detailed analysis and evaluation of their conditions before determining whether their conditions meet the requirements of the Immigration Bureau, and then cooperate with the consultants to handle them cautiously. This will also avoid wasting the applicant's time and energy.

Second, what is the specific cycle of application?

Through advertisements and some misleading, many applicants often misunderstand the application cycle. For investment immigration applicants, it is very important to control the application cycle correctly and plan their own careers and families. I'm here to make a detailed analysis for you:

First, in the material preparation stage, if the applicant can cooperate, the document can be completed within 1-2 months. The applicant's cooperation is very important.

Second, after submitting the materials, you can generally receive the letter from the immigration office within 45 days.

Third, after receiving the opening letter, the Immigration Bureau will generally review and investigate the documents, and you will get an interview notice from the Immigration Bureau.

4. After receiving the interview notice, the applicant will generally prepare the interview materials within 1.5 months. This stage is very important and needs the full cooperation of the applicant.

Fifth, there are generally three kinds of results at the end of the interview, which are passed on the spot, notified by the immigration bureau, or refused on the spot. In another case, the immigration officer did not make a decision on the spot, but asked the applicant to wait. The general immigration officer will issue a notice of supplementary materials within three months. So, at this stage, time has changed a lot.

Sixth, after receiving the payment notice, the Immigration Bureau requires that the investment funds must be transferred to the designated account within three months.

Seventh, the official CSQ will be received from Quebec Immigration Bureau about 1 month after the payment is completed. The applicant also submitted this document and other materials to the Federal Office for Migration.

Eighth, in general, around 10, you will receive a medical examination form or a notice of supplementary materials from the Federal Immigration Service.

Nine. After the physical examination, about three months, I got a visa.

To sum up, it should take two and a half to three years for an applicant to obtain a final immigrant visa. It should be noted that in fact, as your immigration agent, we can't control the time in the whole application process, but having professional consultants to improve the document processing will greatly save the whole application cycle.

3. What should I do to meet the visa requirements after immigration?

Previously, the requirement of Canadian immigration policy was to live for half a year. This condition is increasingly unsuitable for many applicants as international people. Now it is required to relax it to once every five years, as long as you have lived for two years. At the same time, if you are sent to work in a Canadian company abroad, your time is also regarded as being in Canada. These loose conditions make our applicants feel more and more relaxed.

Of course, I will still meet many applicants and ask if I still can't meet this requirement. What should I do? In this regard, on the one hand, I will try my best to help customers solve this demand. But more importantly, I saw that more applicants will really like this country after going to Canada, and also found some real business opportunities, which really realized the original intention of many applicants to immigrate.

4. What can I do after the past?

Although we are not business consultants, it is often difficult for many applicants to ask this question. However, due to the increasingly frequent trade between China and Canada, we are more and more confident to recommend Canada's investment environment and procedures for setting up companies to our investment immigration applicants, no matter the direction of policies or the successful cases of non-governmental economic exchanges.

At the same time, in recent years, both the Quebec government and the federal government are making efforts to this end, such as inviting applicants to Canada for trade meetings and visits. We will also try our best to assist our applicants to go to Canada for business investigation activities.

On the other hand, I often advise my applicants. In fact, I am not only considering business in Canada, but also considering whether this visa will help our business activities at home and in other countries.