Requirements of immigration supervision in Canada

Requirements of immigration supervision in Canada

About "Immigration Supervision"

"Immigration supervision" is a common name for the residence requirements of immigrants in various countries, especially the time requirement that immigrant applicants must live in the country in order to maintain permanent resident status or become citizens through naturalization.

Canadian immigration regulatory requirements

From the issuance of maple leaf cards, you can retain your permanent resident status after living for 2 years every 5 years. In other words, you need to live in Canada for more than 730 days in the past five years.

When will the Immigration Bureau check whether it meets the requirements of immigration supervision?

When you are going to apply for a new maple leaf card in Zhangxin, or when you need to apply for a permanent resident travel document due to various emergencies such as forgetting or losing your maple leaf card, your actual residence time will be checked.

Another is that when you come back to visit relatives or travel and need to enter Canada, you will also inquire about your actual residence time in China. If the border inspection authorities find that you have not met the prescribed "residence obligation" or that your remaining time can no longer meet the "residence obligation", they will ask you to provide residence certificates and other materials for key examination, or even be refused entry directly.

Therefore, if you don't live full-time as required, you are likely to face the consequences of the permanent residence qualification of Maple Leaf Country being cancelled. Then, the permanent residence you have worked so hard to apply for will say goodbye to you.

There is no absolute freedom in this world, so it is better to live in Canada for a period of time as required. Don't think that immigration supervision limits your freedom. In fact, it is relatively easy to live in Canada for two years within five years.

And if you haven't applied for immigration to Canada, but you just can't accept the requirements of immigration supervision, you can also consider choosing other immigration countries. Not all countries have relevant requirements for immigration supervision.

Of course, Canada, as one of the countries with the most perfect welfare system in the world, has attracted countless people to queue up to apply for immigration even though Canada has an immigration supervisor.

Further Reading: Social Welfare of Canadian Immigrants

First, Canada's welfare system-employment insurance

If Canadian residents (Canadian immigrants and citizens with maple leaf cards) have been working continuously for half a year, but they can't continue to work because of unemployment, illness, giving birth to children or adopting children, they can get temporary income through the Canada Employment Insurance Plan and receive relevant subsidies regularly for a certain period of time to alleviate the impact of unemployment. If you are unemployed, you can receive unemployment benefits equivalent to 56% of your original salary through the government's employment insurance plan.

Second, Canada's welfare system-medical insurance

Every province in Canada has a medical insurance plan to provide cheap and high-quality medical services. The insurance plan includes medical services, consultation fees, hospitalization fees and surgery fees, but does not include medicines. Low-income Canadian immigrants and citizens do not have to pay Canadian medical insurance. If hospitalization or even surgery is required, regardless of the size of the operation, all expenses will be paid by the medical insurance plan. Most prescription drugs for people over 65 who receive social assistance are free.

Third, Canada's welfare system-social welfare payments.

Social welfare fund is the cornerstone of Canada's welfare system, which is used to ensure the basic living standard of every Canadian resident. Canadian residents can apply for this benefit if they have no income and their bank deposits are below $65,438+0,000. New immigrants to Canada usually do not enjoy this benefit in the first six months, so they need a sum of money to support themselves for six months after landing in Canada.

Fourth, Canada's welfare system-pregnancy allowance

Pregnant mothers can start receiving pregnancy allowance at least eight weeks before delivery, and Canadian immigrant applicants have to wait two weeks to start receiving the allowance. Therefore, pregnant mothers can take maternity leave at least 10 weeks before the expected date of delivery, and then immediately apply to the Canadian Human Resources Employment Insurance Office for pregnancy allowance.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Canadian welfare system-childcare allowance

A baby's biological parents or adoptive parents can receive a child-raising allowance of up to ten weeks so that they can stay at home to take care of a newborn baby or adopted child. This allowance can be collected by the mother or father who immigrated to Canada or shared by both parents. If two people receive parental allowance together, each person will have to accept a two-week waiting period without allowance.

Six, Canada's welfare system-milk gold

In Canada, every child can receive the "milk gold" subsidy every month from birth to eighteen, and the amount depends on the parents' annual income. If children reach the age of five, they can choose to attend public schools in the area where they live. From kindergarten at the age of five to high school graduation at the age of eighteen, Canadian immigrant families can also pay for public education resources.

Seven, Canada's welfare system-child care subsidies

In Canada, preschool education for children before the age of 6 is self-funded and expensive. According to the specific situation of the applicant, the government sometimes subsidizes half, and sometimes fully subsidizes, and the subsidy is directly distributed to the kindergarten where the child attends. Canadian immigrants need to queue up to apply for childcare subsidies, so they should submit their applications as soon as possible.

Eight, Canada's welfare system-income security allowance

If Canadian immigrants have little or no income, they can apply for monthly income security allowance. The definition of income includes pension, living expenses, wages, unemployment insurance, labor remuneration or welfare from other countries. The less income, the more income security allowance.

IX. Canada's Welfare System-Canada's Retirement Plan

Except Quebec, all provinces in Canada implement the "Canada Retirement Plan". The Canadian retirement plan is a public insurance plan. Canadian immigrants can get subsidies through this scheme after deducting a certain amount of pension contributions from their monthly income, or when they are physically disabled for a long time.

X. Canada's welfare system-pension

The legal retirement age in Canada is 65. Canadian immigrants, regardless of their assets or income, are eligible to participate in the "welfare security project for the elderly" as long as they have lived in Canada for more than ten years. The amount of pension depends on the number of years the applicant has lived in Canada and is paid by the federal government on a monthly basis.

XI。 Canadian Welfare System-Spouse Allowance

If they meet the requirements, they can get spouse allowance, which is an extra allowance for couples who live only on the old age security pension.

Twelve. Canada's welfare system-holidays

The Canadian government stipulates that full-time employees can get two weeks (ten working days) paid vacation every year after working for one year; After working for five years in a row, you can get three weeks' paid vacation every year. Vacation cannot be replaced by salary, and employees cannot be dismissed because of pregnancy. In addition, Canadian immigrants can also get unpaid maternity leave, continue to keep their pensions or medical plans, and return to their original jobs after maternity leave. During maternity leave, pregnant women can apply for employment insurance.

Thirteen. Canada's welfare system-government housing

The Canadian government allocates funds to build a large number of government houses every year, which are managed by specialized companies entrusted by the government and rented at extremely low prices. In principle, any Canadian resident can apply, but its special charging method automatically excludes the rich. Therefore, it is guaranteed that low-income families can also have houses to live in.

Further reading: Canadian investment immigration costs

1. Investment immigration expenses in Quebec, Canada

First of all, in terms of assets, the Quebec Immigration Bureau requires the net assets of the main applicant and spouse to be above 6,543,800 Canadian dollars. The so-called net assets refer to the net amount of all assets under the name of the applicant and his spouse minus liabilities. Including movable property and immovable property, such as deposits, stocks, bonds, real estate company assets, etc. Secondly, the money used for investment, Quebec's investment in immigrants, needs to invest 220,000 Canadian dollars (about 165438+ 10,000 yuan), and directly invest in the Quebec government through the fund designated by the Canadian government, and it will not be returned.

2. Costs of business migration in Manitoba

Asset requirements: the applicant's personal net assets require at least 350,000 Canadian dollars.

Investment funds: invest at least 6.5438+0.5 million Canadian dollars to do business in Manitoba province.

3. Saskatchewan business immigration costs

Asset requirements: the applicant must have a family net worth of more than 300 thousand Canadian dollars.

Investment funds: after being pre-nominated by Saskatchewan, pay a deposit of 75,000 Canadian dollars to the Saskatchewan government to ensure that at least15,000 Canadian dollars will be invested in Saskatchewan to start a business after immigrating to Canada; After completing the established investment plan in Saskatchewan within two years, the deposit will be fully refunded;

Considering the market demand, the first choice for Canadian immigration program applicants is Quebec investment immigration program, because there is no language requirement for this program, and applicants do not need to study IELTS hard after busy work or start a business. After the success of the project, they only need to invest 220,000 Canadian dollars in the Quebec government, and they will have no worries.

The application conditions are: family net assets of 6,543,800 Canadian dollars+0.6 million Canadian dollars, reasonable and legal sources of funds, and 2 years of management experience in the last 5 years. It is understandable that a family can get a maple leaf card in one step by applying. It is as simple as becoming a hot item in the market.

Taking Quebec investment immigrants as an example, the overall cost after the success of the project is about 6.5438+0.33 million RMB. If you ask whether the money is worth spending, the topic will be bigger, depending on the original intention of your immigration, but whether it is for children's education or for a good living environment, it is definitely worth it in terms of economic expenditure.