How to immigrate to Canada

One: The first is investment immigration. The family must make sure that a person is the applicant, and the family net worth of this person must be at least 350,000 Canadian dollars. These assets must have a reasonable source. Applicants must have more than three years of management experience, and must be deputy general managers or business owners. In short, you must have comprehensive management experience.

Two: skilled immigrants can be considered. Skilled immigrants are a core of Canadian immigrants, mainly to attract outstanding talents. If you want skilled migration, then you need the following specific conditions:

1, your education must be junior college or above, which is a basic line.

You must have more than one year's work experience, that is to say, even if you graduate from Ph.D., you can't immigrate without a job, or you have been studying, as long as you have no work experience, you don't meet this condition. Many people worked for three or four years before taking IELTS and TOEFL. In fact, it is basically impossible to get a scholarship in the United States. But Canada is a more economical and suitable choice.

3. Your English needs to pass the immigration interview, which is also like the IELTS test, but your English level varies according to different positions. Just like if you are a chef, your English requirements will be lower, but if you are a reporter or editor, your English requirements will be higher.

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Benefits of immigrating to Canada:

1, clean air

Among 10 cities with the cleanest air in the world, there are 8 Canadian cities, and the minimum amount of fine suspended particles per cubic meter of air can reach 2.9 micrograms. The WHO standard is 20 micrograms. After immigrating to Canada, applicants can settle down anywhere in Canada and breathe fresh air.

2. Livable living environment

The Rocky Mountains, the "backbone" of North America, are towering into the sky, covered with snow, and the scenery is breathtaking. Chinatown in Vancouver, Canada is one of the earliest and largest Chinatowns in North America, with a history of more than 65,438+000 years. Yongming International said that after immigrating to Canada, applicants can not only enjoy Canada's beautiful scenery and superior life, but also quickly integrate into local life in Vancouver and Toronto, Canada.

3, generous welfare benefits

Canada's generous welfare is obvious to all the world, and free medical care is implemented for all. Children aged 0- 18 can get a maximum of 560 Canadian dollars for milk every month, and people over 65 can enjoy a high pension without paying. After the applicant immigrates to Canada, generous social welfare will accompany him for life.

4. First-class educational resources

Canada implements 12 free public education, and the enrollment rate of higher education is 46%, ranking first in the world. Famous universities such as the University of Toronto and the University of British Columbia are world-famous and one of the largest study destinations in the world. Yongming International pointed out that after the applicant immigrated to Canada, his children can enjoy free Canadian public education in Canadian schools, and at the same time, they have great advantages over international students in professional choice and scholarships.

Disadvantages of emigrating to Canada:

1, language barrier

Everything has advantages and disadvantages. Although immigrants to Canada can get a high-quality living environment without worrying about "smog" and "food safety", in an unfamiliar language environment, if the applicant does not live in a Chinese gathering place after immigrating to Canada and is not proficient in English or French, it will still cause certain obstacles to daily life.

2. Wandering plot

Being in a foreign land, the living habits in Canada and North America are very different from those in China, so it is easy to miss home on holidays. After immigrating to Canada, the applicant can consider returning to China for a regular life, gradually shifting the focus of life to Canada and gradually adapting to life in Canada.