A comparison between immigrants from BC, Canada and Saskatchewan
However, there are a large number of applicants in BC provin
A comparison between immigrants from BC, Canada and Saskatchewan
However, there are a large number of applicants in BC province, and BC province can't bear too many situations, and it is also low. The reason is that BC province's nomination examination standard is not qualified, but qualified to apply.
First, BC province application requirements
A. The minimum asset requirement is raised to 600,000 Canadian dollars;
B, the minimum investment requirement is only 200,000;
More than three years management experience;
D, low academic requirements, more than two years of college education;
E, there is no mandatory age requirement, and there are extra points for applicants of special age groups;
F, there is no rigid language requirement, and applicants with a certain language foundation are given extra points.
Remarks: At present, the actual investment of the selected applicant is 8-110,000 Canadian dollars, and local restaurants are not accepted.
On the contrary, for the nomination of Saskatchewan, the EOI screening system was introduced. After screening and relevant review, the applicant first obtained a work visa, and then went to Saskatchewan to start a business with the work visa. After meeting the government's entrepreneurial requirements for six months, you can successfully get the provincial nomination and finally get the permanent resident status in Canada.
Second, the application requirements of Saskatchewan Province
1. The minimum net assets of more than 500,000 Canadian dollars can be verified;
2. This net asset must be accumulated through legal channels;
More than 3.3 years experience in enterprise operation or related enterprise management.
Three. Investment requirements
1. Invest at least 300,000 Canadian dollars in Regina or Saskatoon, or at least 200,000 Canadian dollars in other cities in Saskatoon;
2. To start a business, you need to meet the extra points obtained in the "Entrepreneurial Immigration Rating Standard" in the business plan (if applicable);
3. Unless the total investment of the established business exceeds 6.5438+0 million Canadian dollars, then the candidate must hold more than 33% of the shares;
4. Actively and continuously participate in the daily management of business;
5. If the enterprise established by the candidate is in Regina or Saskatoon, it is necessary to create two jobs for Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Saskatoon.
Compared with BC nomination, Saskatchewan nomination is obviously superior, with detailed comparison:
1. BC needs the governor of Pisa province, and Saskatchewan is expected to get the work permit in 1 year, but BC needs about 3 years;
2. The requirements for starting a business in Pisa Province are complicated. Pisa Province has no requirements for turnover and profit, while BC Province has;
3. There are more investments in Pisa, BC province. Saskatoon and Regina only need to invest 300,000 Canadian dollars, and other regions need to invest 200,000 Canadian dollars, while BC Province needs to invest more than 400,000 Canadian dollars in areas within the big temperature and more than 200,000 Canadian dollars outside the big temperature, but the actually approved investment plan is at least 6,543,800 Canadian dollars.
Chapter II Types of Relatives Immigrants in Canada
1, immigration requirements of sponsoring parents and grandparents
The guarantor must be a Canadian citizen or immigrant;
At least 18 years old;
More than 30%(LICO+30%) of Canada's minimum household income standard, and documents from the Canadian Taxation Bureau are required to prove that the income in the past three years has exceeded the minimum requirements;
At the same time, it is necessary to ensure the financial support for the guarantor for 20 years after landing, and the guarantor and the guarantor must sign a guarantee agreement to provide financial support for the guarantor;
If you are a Quebec resident, you need to sign an agreement with the Quebec government.
2. Ensure the immigration requirements of other family members.
As a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and above 18.
Can help the insured meet the basic needs of food, clothing, housing and transportation.
When the guarantor arrives, he can provide him with basic financial help.
Ensure that the insured does not need government financial contribution.
The number of sponsored immigrants is increasing, and the policy changes very quickly. For example, many people criticize sponsored parents and grandparents for immigrating by lottery, but as long as the situation of more wolves and less meat does not change, no matter how to adjust, it will only become more and more difficult to apply.
Article 3 Entry Guide for New Canadian Immigrants
1, luggage preparation
Try not to choose a hard-shell suitcase, which will be more prone to deformation. The checked suitcase is equipped with a TSA lock (with a small red sign). If your suitcase is not equipped with a TSA lock but locked by yourself, Canadian Customs has the right to forcibly open the suitcase.
Everyone can take 1 10,000 Canadian dollars with them. If the quantity exceeds, you need to declare it to the customs. I suggest you take less cash.
The voltage in Canada is 1 10V/60Hz, so you can bring a universal adapter in advance when you use household appliances in Canada. Most chargers for mobile phones and computers are compatible with Canadian voltage 1 10V, but the interfaces are different. Don't buy transformers.
Step 2 prepare for boarding
On international flights, especially the first flight to Canada, everyone should arrive at the airport at least three hours in advance.
After entering the airport, look for the counter on the TV wall where you can check your flight and change your boarding pass. Find the counter and get the boarding pass. When checking in, please note that if you buy a connecting ticket, your luggage can be hung directly, and you don't need to take it out for inspection when you transfer, thus reducing the waste of precious transfer time.
After check-in, you can take your carry-on luggage and boarding pass to the border inspection. Fill in the exit registration card outside the border inspection channel. Pay attention to the passport number, not the ID number.
Then you can queue up at the border crossing. During the border inspection, the public security personnel will ask you a few simple questions, then put a stamp on your passport, and you can go to the security inspection. After the security check, you can go to the boarding gate, check your passport and boarding pass, and check the boarding pass number according to the number on the suitcase.
3. Import guide plate
People usually enter from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and Vancouver International Airport (YVR).
Before arriving at Vancouver or Toronto airport, the flight attendant will give you a Canadian entry registration card (customs declaration card), which has two sides, one in English and the other in French, and fill it out on the plane (only the English side), so you don't have to fill it out at the Canadian border inspection site.
The ID number on the card is the passport number, not the ID number. The following is a sample entry registration card. Students who are afraid of problems can get familiar with it in advance. International students should be able to read the English on the card, but they really can't. The flight attendant may have instructions in Chinese, or ask the passengers nearby (according to my experience, most passengers are from China).
After getting off the plane, line up according to the prompts to reach the entry area. The immigration officer will check your customs declaration card, passport and visa here, and check with the actual items according to the contents of the declaration form.
Immigration officials will also ask you some questions, such as the purpose of your visit, where you are going, what you brought, and so on. Remember to answer truthfully and translate if necessary.
After the immigration officer stamps, you can pick up the checked baggage.
After you get your luggage, you will pass the second Canadian Border Services Agency checkpoint, which is mainly aimed at your luggage to see if there is anything to declare and anything prohibited from entering the country. So if you bring any gifts, it is not recommended to wrap them, and they may be opened.
After completing the above steps, you may be asked to make a second inspection. Don't panic. Checking your entry information is a spot check.
You may ask some more in-depth questions, or you may check your luggage, or pay customs duties, or record and declare the financial bills of 10000 Canadian dollars or its equivalent that you carry with you, and complete some written materials for your smooth entry.