Canada's self-employed immigrants have a low pass rate.

What problems do local immigrants in Canada usually encounter when applying for self-employment immigration? The following summarizes some information for everyone, so let's take a look at the analysis of self-employed immigrants in Canada.

1. What are the requirements for applying for self-employed immigration?

Must have at least two years of relevant experience and can prove that he will start his own business in Canada. You also need to get at least 35 points on the selection list to determine whether you have the financial ability to live in Canada.

2. What are the procedures for self-employed immigrants?

You must meet the requirements of self-employed immigrants, pass physical examination, crime and safety investigation, and agree to do business in Canada.

3. Must the relevant experience be recent?

Relevant experience must start within 5 years before you make up your mind to sign the application.

4. What is a "cultural activity"?

Occupations included in "cultural activities" are usually considered as the fields of art and culture in Canada. Such as writers, performing artists, musicians, painters, sculptors and other visual artists, film special effects technicians, creative designers, craftsmen and so on.

5. What is a specific economic activity?

You must be able to be self-employed in Canadian culture and sports, or buy and run a farm.

6. What is a "significant contribution"?

There is no clear definition of "significant contribution". Immigration officers are responsible for evaluating contributions in the fields of culture and sports. Even if the contribution does not reach the national level, people who have made significant contributions at the local level will be recognized. For example, music teachers who have made great contributions in small towns are better qualified than teachers in big cities.

It should be noted that you must make a significant contribution to the Canadian economy. Although the contribution outside Canada is not excluded, it must include the contribution to Canada.

7. Do I need to report when I arrive in Canada?

No, unlike the entrepreneurial immigration program, after becoming a permanent resident of Canada, you are not subject to any other restrictions except the relevant provisions of "immigration supervision". If this "immigration supervisor" is unwilling to comply, he can withdraw.

8. What are the requirements for net assets?

There is no minimum requirement for net assets. Of course, you should convince the immigration officer that you have enough funds to meet the cultural activities and living needs of Canada.