IELTS scores and conditions of Vancouver immigrants (investment immigrants) in Canada

Canadian investment immigrants have no restrictions on applicants' academic qualifications, English proficiency and age.

The conditions for investing in immigration to Canada are:

1. The total personal net assets exceed 800,000 Canadian dollars (about 4.8 million yuan), mainly including:

① Bank deposit (not less than 800,000 RMB) ② Stock ③ Real estate ④ Company shares (the company shares can be obtained by multiplying the owner's equity in the audit report by the applicant's proportion).

2, there are relevant documents to confirm the authenticity of its source.

A, the applicant has more than 2 years of business management experience.

B, the identity of the applicant can have four kinds.

(1) Shareholders and chairman of the board of directors of the company (assets are bank deposits+real estate+stocks+company shares).

② The shareholders of the company are not legal representatives (assets are bank deposits+real estate+stocks+company shares).

③ Senior managers employed, such as general manager, deputy general manager, sales manager, etc. (Assets consist of bank deposits+stocks+real estate).

(4) Contractors, departments that contract a company or the whole company can (mostly applicable to the heads of collectively-owned enterprises).

3. The applicant must actually invest 400,000 Canadian dollars in Canada. There are two ways to invest:

① A total investment of 400,000 Canadian dollars, about 2.4 million RMB, will be made in the account designated by the government. The investment period is five years, and there is no investment interest. After five years, the investment will be returned without interest, and the investment will be guaranteed by the government of Quebec, Canada. The applicant lost interest for five years.

② For loan investment, the applicant only needs to actually invest 120000 Canadian dollars in the federal government and 1 15000 Canadian dollars in Quebec. The rest can be loaned, but the return on investment will be zero after five years. Generally speaking, it is a loss of1.20 thousand Canadian dollars or about 700 thousand RMB in exchange for the identity of a family.

After immigrating to Canada, you are a permanent resident of Canada. But even Canadian citizens have no advantage in immigrating to the United States.

For example, in terms of visas, Canadian citizens have no advantage over foreigners from other countries. Canadian citizens are also subject to the H- 1B quota. Those who have obtained a master's degree or above in Canada cannot use the 20000H- 1B quota of American applicants for a master's degree or above.

A visa allows the visa holder to enter the United States for a specific purpose and stay for a predetermined time. This purpose can be to study, to be a professor, or to complete medical practice. Some types of J- 1 visas require applicants to live abroad for two years after the visa expires before they can apply for visas (including H- 1B and green cards) to enter the United States again. The place of residence must be the country or region where the applicant has permanent residency when applying for J- 1 visa. Moreover, the applicant cannot complete this two-year residence restriction after obtaining citizenship in a third country, that is to say, the place of residence when applying for J- 1 must be the applicant's original place of residence. For example, if you were a citizen of China when you submitted your application for J- 1, even if you obtained Canadian citizenship after the completion of the J- 1 project, you must complete the two-year residence restriction in China.

Green Card Visa Scheduling On the issue of green card visa scheduling, Canadian citizenship cannot bring extra benefits to foreigners unless he/she was born in Canada. The green card visa schedule is determined according to the applicant's birthplace, not the applicant's residence or nationality. Therefore, if the green card applicant was born in China or India, even if he/she obtained Canadian citizenship, he/she could not get any help in the green card visa scheduling. In other words, it is the place of birth, not the nationality, that determines the deadline of the applicant's visa schedule.

Canadian permanent residency, Canadian permanent residency is not helpful to the application process of immigrating to the United States. In other words, all the above related facilities are based on Canadian citizenship, not permanent residence.