What are the ways and matters for single people to move to Canada?

1. Should I apply as an entrepreneur immigrant or an investment immigrant?

First of all, you should carefully examine the definitions of the above two to see if you can meet both conditions at the same time. If they are all satisfied, it is up to you to decide which identity to apply for. These two types of applications enjoy equal priority when accepted. However, each category has its own characteristics.

Entrepreneur migration:

1). The net asset standard is 300,000 Canadian dollars, which is lower than 800,000 Canadian dollars for investment immigrants.

2) Direct and continuous control over the adjustment of investment.

3) Entry is conditional, that is, enterprises or commercial entities will be established within two years after arrival in Canada, and they will actively participate in the operation and management of the entities. If you don't do this within two years after arriving in Canada, you will be asked to leave Canada.

Investment immigrants:

1). When the entry is approved, there are no additional conditions.

2) There is unlimited flexibility in choosing business opportunities and opportunities in Canada after making recognized investments.

3) There is no control over the invested funds, and the invested funds cannot be recovered within 5 years.

2. What is net assets?

Net assets refer to all assets under the name of the applicant, his spouse and children minus liabilities. Among them, assets include movable property and immovable property, such as deposits, stocks, bonds and immovable property. In addition, the net assets also include the net assets of the company owned by the applicant.

3. My property was purchased by mortgage. Is it my asset?

Real estate can be your asset, and the amount you pay is the value of your current real estate.

My house is collateral, is it my asset?

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5. Can inheritance income, winning income and stock investment income be used as sources of assets?

You can't.

6. Is it the property to be evaluated?

Not necessarily. If your property is a self-built or purchased commercial house, and it has been more than 6 months, you need to evaluate it, otherwise you don't need to evaluate it.

7. My assets come from a cancelled company. How can I prove it?

Try to provide information about the cancellation of the company, and the consultant of Leaves Open Company will give you detailed guidance.

8. Do I have to own a business to qualify for investment immigration?

Not necessarily. When evaluating your application, your business background is a very important factor, because you only need to prove your management ability to the immigration officer. Of course, the experience of a successful business owner will definitely increase your chances of being approved for immigration, but this is not a prerequisite.

9. Do I need to provide an investment plan in Canada to apply for entrepreneur immigration?

Yes The choice of enterprise immigrants is based on the quality of applicants and the quality of business plans. Therefore, we only ask you to fill in the application form and give us an overview of the enterprise or business type and business plan you intend to set up in Canada. Leaves open professionals will make a perfect Canadian business plan for you.

10. Are there any academic qualifications and English proficiency requirements for investment immigrants?

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1 1. How can I prove my sincerity in starting a business in Canada?

Mainly through business visits. Although business investigation is not necessary, it is easy to be suspected of having no sincerity to start a business in Canada without business investigation. Our company can help customers arrange business visits after submitting cases.

12. Is there any difference between Quebec immigrants in Canada and federal immigrants?

Canada authorizes some provinces to choose or decide candidates from those that want to immigrate.

Quebec has a great right to choose candidates who want to live in the province. In addition to the health and crime-free requirements required by the federal government, applicants must also meet the selection conditions of Quebec. Compared with the federal government, Quebec investment immigrants provide more flexible financing schemes.

13. How long does it take for the immigration formalities?

The average process of visa offices around the world is about 18 months. According to the specific circumstances of the case and the place where the application is submitted, the shortest acceptance time is only 6 months.

14. Should I interview immigration officials?

Applicants for business immigration must interview the immigration officer. This kind of interview is to verify the authenticity of the information provided by the applicant, review the materials and help the applicant settle in Canada.

15. Are you eligible to apply for investment immigration as long as you invest in Canada?

You can't. You can only invest in funds approved by the Canadian government. Your own investment in buying a business or real estate in Canada is not included.

16. If I decide to apply for one type of business immigration now, can I apply for another type of business immigration in the future?

You can't.

17. Do I have to live in the province where I invested?

No need. Once you become a permanent resident of Canada, you can live anywhere in Canada.

18. Can I participate in the investment operation after the investment?

I can't. Can not participate in the operation of the fund.

19. Is the investment risky?

No, this investment is risk-free. On the one hand, it is only after the immigration interview that investment is made. On the other hand, the investment is guaranteed by the Canadian government, which is the difference and advantage between Canadian commercial immigrants and American and Australian commercial immigrants.

20. As an investment immigrant, when do you need to provide all the investment?

After your application is approved by the federal or Quebec Immigration Bureau, you must provide an investment of 400,000 Canadian dollars.

21.400 thousand can the investment be paid in whole or in part by loan?

Of course. Borrowing is allowed, but I am responsible. CIC will verify all loans and creditors as required.

22. How to use the 400,000 investment applied by Canadian immigrants?

The investment received by CIC from various investment immigrant applicants will be allocated to funds in various provinces and borders according to the allocation indicators. CIC will send a "promissory note" to each customer, which will indicate the number of shares invested by the customer. The amount invested in provincial and border funds is used to develop the economy and create more employment opportunities.

23. Can the investment certificate be mortgaged?

You can't.

24. When can I recover my investment?

If your immigration application is approved, according to the law, your investment will be locked for 5 years and cannot be withdrawn. You can control it at will after it expires.

25. How long does it take to enter Canada after obtaining a Canadian immigrant visa?

You must report for employment within one year from the time you pass the medical examination. Otherwise, the physical examination will be invalid and must be re-examined.

26. When must my spouse and children enter the country?

When must my spouse and children enter the country?

You must enter the country at the same time as the main applicant, or later than the main applicant, but not later than the last entry date, otherwise the visa will expire.

27. Can family members enter Canada before the main applicant?

No The principal applicant must arrive in Canada before his family. Family members can go to Canada with the main applicant, or they can go again later.

28. After submitting the application, my family status has changed (marital status, birth of children). Can I still use the issued visa to go to Canada?

No You must return your visa to the issuing embassy or consulate because the visa you used to go to Canada has expired. Please attach a letter explaining how your family has changed. We will inform you what to do next as soon as possible. Please note that even if the new member of your family doesn't plan to accompany you to Canada, your visa is still invalid and you must return it to us, because you can't enter Canada with an invalid visa.

29. Can I return to my original place of residence after obtaining Canadian immigration?

Of course. In principle, after becoming a Canadian immigrant, you need to live in Canada for two years every five years from the date of landing.

30. Can I enter and leave the United States freely?

After living in Canada for a period of time, you can apply to the US Embassy in Canada for an indefinite multiple-entry visa, so that you can enter and leave the US-Canada border freely and unimpeded.

3 1. When can I get Canadian citizenship?

When you have lived in Canada for three years within four years, you can apply for Canadian citizenship and get a Canadian passport. Canada recognizes multiple nationalities.

32. What kind of expected benefits can I enjoy after immigrating to Canada?

1), Canadian immigrant visa holders can easily get approval to apply for studying and traveling in other countries. You can apply for an R visa valid for 10 years to and from the United States. When entering or leaving the country, you only need to show your certificates, and the customs does not keep records.

2) People with immigrant visas enjoy equal rights to work. Permanent residents can be employed by any company (except some positions related to state secrets).

3) Immigrants have the right to continue their education, enjoy grants and scholarships provided by the government, or apply for student loans.

4) Like all Canadian children, children of immigrants have the right to receive free education from primary school to high school 12 years. You can go directly to college with a high school diploma.

5) All children of Canadian citizens, except high-income families, can enjoy government welfare payments from birth to 18 years old to help them grow up.

6) Retirees who have worked in Canada for 10 years and have reached the age of 65 can enjoy retirement pension.

7) Have the right to live and work anywhere in Canada. 9. In case of family emergencies, you can apply to the Social Welfare Bureau for social assistance and other allowances, relief funds, disability or death compensation.

8) Permanent residents who have lived in Canada for three years can apply for Canadian citizenship. After being approved, he will become a Canadian citizen, enjoy all the rights and treatment of citizens, hold a Canadian passport, and can travel in more than 0/00 countries around the world without a visa.

33. How much cash can I bring into Canada?

Canada doesn't stipulate how much money you can bring (cash, checks, bank transfer notes, etc.). ). However, large cash (over10,000 USD) needs to be declared. Detailed information about tax exemption and some useful tips can be found on the following websites:

http://www.Rc.gc.ca/E/pub/cp/rc4044ed/rc4044ed.html

34. What should my children do when they go to school?

According to Canadian law, children aged 6 to 16 must go to school. Children aged four to five can enter preschool classes in primary schools. The primary and secondary education here is twelve years, and all public school education is free.

When you arrive in Canada, you can send your children to a school near your place of residence. There are generally eight grades in primary school and four to five grades in middle school. The school will arrange your children to study in the corresponding grade according to their age and actual English listening and speaking level. As Canada is an immigrant country, almost every school has a special ESL (English as a Second Language) course to teach English to the children of new immigrants. There are students of all colors in general schools, so your children won't feel special or discriminated against at school. If the school exceeds the walking distance, the school will provide a school bus to take you to your building every day.

Freshmen can register at any time in the school where they live. Students must bring the following documents when registering: age certificate (birth certificate), health and vaccination certificate (doctor's letter) and school report card.

New immigrant students must bring the following additional documents when registering: immigration paper and parents' work permit.

The schools here pay attention to teaching students in accordance with their aptitude and protect their individuality. In a class, there can be different progress, measured by "grades" A good student may have reached the fifth grade, and a poor student may not even pass the first grade. But one thing is very valuable, that is, there is no distinction between good students and bad students in Canada's education system, and the results are confidential. Therefore, students with poor learning are not easy to feel inferior, and naturally they can basically upgrade themselves consciously without cheating and other means. The term begins in the first week of September and ends in the last week of June of the following year. Christmas has two weeks of winter vacation.

35. Can I apply for Canadian citizenship?

Canadian permanent residents must meet the following requirements to become Canadian citizens:

1) Submit a citizen application;

2) The age is over 18 years old;

3) Having lived in Canada as a permanent resident for three years in the first four years before submitting the application for naturalization;

4) No criminal act, not belonging to the deportee.

36. Is there any organization in Canada that can help me settle in Canada?

Some organizations provide information, services and free language training to help you settle in Canada. All major airports in Canada have information desks for new immigrants. There you can find ways to contact these organizations. This information can also be found in the telephone service center of Immigration Canada:

Montreal: (514) 496-1010

Toronto: (4 16)973-4444

Vancouver: (604)666-2 17 1

For the rest of Canada, please call 1-888-242-2 100.

37. What will fail the physical examination?

Serious infectious diseases and diseases that bring heavy economic burden to the Canadian government will not pass the medical examination, otherwise, your application will not be affected.

38. Is it necessary to have a physical examination now?

For the sake of the health of the fetus, pregnant applicants can have a chest X-ray after the baby is born. After the child is born, both the mother and the child should have a physical examination.

39. Can the accompanying family members have a medical examination in other countries?

There are designated medical examiners all over the world. No matter where you submit your application, you can have a physical examination at any designated employee.

Do I need to be vaccinated?

When you arrive in Canada, you don't need to show proof that you have been vaccinated. But it would be better if you could bring your vaccination records and your medical records to Canada. When your children sign up for school, they need to show their vaccination records to prove their immunity, so that the school can know which shots they have taken and register them.