Knowledge points of business immigrants in Saskatchewan, Canada

Knowledge points of business immigrants in Saskatchewan, Canada

The major change of entrepreneurial immigration in Saskatchewan is to learn from British Columbia's business model (first sign a job and then immigrate) and Manitoba's business immigration model (EOI model of expressing willingness), and retain Saskatchewan's model of using a third-party agency to audit the applicant's assets and sources of funds. Its purpose should be to attract some applicants who are really willing to do business and settle in Saskatchewan and have a high chance of success. Although the application conditions and screening mode have been greatly adjusted, based on the attraction of the sustained economic development in Saskatchewan and the overall tightening of Canadian immigration programs, I believe it can still attract a considerable number of applicants.

Commercial immigrants in Saskatoon, Canada require applicants to invest at least 300,000 Canadian dollars in Saskatoon and Regina, or at least 200,000 Canadian dollars in other parts of Saskatoon; If you invest in Regina or Saskatoon, you must create at least 2 employment opportunities (non-kinship) for Canadian residents or permanent residents.

Business immigrants in Saskatchewan, Canada, have stipulated that investment projects cannot be invested in housing leasing, real estate, cooperatives, and some certified professional services or individual operators.

Qualified enterprises include:

1. An enterprise may be a sole proprietorship or a partnership, but its operation must meet the legal requirements.

2. The enterprise must take profit as its main purpose, and profit can be obtained by selling goods or services.

3. Long-term business enterprises.

4. Operators need to settle in Saskatchewan and participate in the daily management of enterprises.

Unqualified enterprises include:

1, house leasing, investment; Real estate construction/development/brokerage, insurance brokerage or commercial brokerage;

2. It is necessary to license or certify professional services or individual operators;

3. Payday loans, cheque cashing, currency exchange and cash machines;

4. Credit cooperatives;

5. Family-based business, including providing accommodation and breakfast business;

6. Cooperatives;

7. Invest in enterprises whose main business is passive investment income.

Further reading: the types of skilled immigrants in Canada

Canadian skilled immigrants are an important part of Canadian immigrants. Applicants apply for immigration by virtue of their comprehensive abilities such as education, vocational skills and language ability. Skilled immigrants in Canada do not need special skills. As long as you have a college degree or above and one year's work experience, people with good English are eligible to apply for skilled immigrants in Canada.

This basic condition has covered most young people in China today, so even if your English is not good enough, you can learn French and immigrate to Quebec, where you are welcome with open arms! No longer, you can refer to the projects nominated by Canada, take a circuitous route, or immigrate to Canada.

Canadian skilled immigrants are mainly divided into three categories: Canadian skilled immigrants ee program, Quebec skilled immigrants and provincial nominated skilled immigrants.

Federal skilled immigrants are the most important part of Canada. Among more than 200,000 kinds of immigrants every year, federal skilled immigrants account for 50% of the total number of immigrants to make up for the slow population growth and talent shortage.

The audit of skilled immigrants is carried out on a family basis, and a family includes both husband and wife and their children. The main object to be evaluated in the application process is called (principal applicant). As long as the main applicant meets the immigration conditions and the accompanying family members meet the basic requirements such as physical examination and no criminal record, they can all obtain Canadian permanent resident status at the same time. Even if family members are temporarily absent, it is easier to apply for immigration according to the category of family reunion in the future.

After the application for skilled immigrants in Canada is approved, the federal government will issue immigrant visas. When they land in Canada with immigrant visas, they will become permanent residents of Canada and enjoy almost the same treatment as Canadian citizens. Permanent residents need to live in Canada for two years every five years to maintain their resident status, and they can apply for naturalization after living in Canada for four years within six years.