Canada's policy of applying for PR immigration
1. Federal Fast Track Canada Fast Track (EE for short) is the current selection system for federal skilled immigrants, skilled immigrants, experienced immigrants and applicants nominated by some provinces by the Canadian Federal Immigration Department.
EE scores applicants' age, work experience, education level and language ability through CRS comprehensive scoring system. After getting the score, the applicant enters the candidate pool and waits for the invitation.
The EE system will regularly send invitations to the candidates with the lowest scores, and the candidates who meet the minimum invitation scores will receive ITA, that is, the invitation letter for application, so as to get the opportunity to submit a formal application for permanent residence.
Second, the channel selection
Recently, many customers with EE scores around 450 have asked us for advice. Is it possible for the federal EE to issue low-scoring single strokes to Canadian applicants (CEC class)?
During the period of Canada's "closed door", the Immigration Bureau issued a separate invitation of 10 to domestic applicants in order to ensure the number of immigrants and help them obtain identity as soon as possible, and the score dropped to 43x.
Combined with the number of invitees of this year's fast track and the last four regular invitations, it is considered that the possibility of drawing CEC alone is very slim. Small partners with insufficient scores suggest considering the response plan as soon as possible, and don't wait for the score to drop.
Canada's Federal Fast Track today issued the165th selection round, which is an invitation to all categories:
A total of 4,500 people were invited, an increase of 300 over the previous round; The lowest invitation score is 47 1, which is the same as the last round.
The new round of invitations has officially exceeded 80,000 invitees in the fast track. By the end of June 65438+1October 65438+April, 82850 applicants had received invitations.
It is worth mentioning that there are still two and a half months before 202 1, and the cumulative number of invitations issued by Aauto Quicker has exceeded that of any previous year, so I think there is not much room for Aauto Quicker to lower its score this year.
Third, how to achieve 47 1 min
Here are a few simple examples from which you can estimate your score gap:
Under 29 years old+Canadian local master+one year local working experience+IELTS 7777=475 points;
Under 29 years old+Canadian local bachelor's degree+one year local working experience+IELTS 8777=462 points;
Under 29 years old+Canadian local bachelor's degree+two years local working experience+IELTS 8777 = 487;
Article 2 Canadian immigration quota for parents' reunion
This year, the number of people applying for the reunion of their parents and grandparents increased from 1 10,000 to10.7 million, an increase of 7,000 places.
The Immigration Department said that the increase in the number of immigrants whose parents and grandparents are reunited is to meet the needs of more applicants. March 19: The results of the first lottery will be notified by mail. Telegrams were sent on May 7 and 14 respectively to ensure that the Immigration Bureau could receive the complete application materials before May 25.
For additional places, the Immigration Department will adopt the same random selection method. The selected applicant has 60 days to prepare and submit complete parents/grandparents immigration application materials.
Parents/grandparents have not successfully applied at present, and they can also choose to apply for a super visa for their parents/grandparents. Canada's super visa allows the holder to stay in Canada for up to 2 years during each visit, and the ordinary visa can stay for up to 6 months.
The website of Immigration Canada also posted a list of minimum household income standards for the past three years, and asked applicants to conduct self-assessment before starting work.
A spokesman for the Canadian Immigration Department said that the relevant questions and information were added to ensure that the applicants who were finally selected were truly financially capable.
The applicant must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident aged 18 or above, with no criminal record and good credit record.
In addition, the applicant can only provide financial guarantee for his parents and grandparents, but not for his spouse's parents and grandparents. If you are drawn, you can't "transfer" the opportunity to others.
Extended Reading: Issues Concerned by Canadian Parents' Reunion Immigrants
1. How do I know that the application submitted to express my parents' desire to reunite with immigrants has been accepted?
A: After you submit your online wish expression application, the system will generate a confirmation number. Please keep this confirmation number for future verification of the lucky draw results. According to past experience, if your expression of will is drawn, you will receive a notification letter from the Immigration Bureau. You can also check the query online by entering the confirmation number of your wish.
2. What are the income requirements of the child sponsoring parents?
A: As a guarantor, the amount of income required by children is determined according to the number of people in each family.
If I submit the application, I need to meet the tax requirements for three years?
A: The assessment of income by the Immigration Bureau refers to the tax bill income of the guarantor in the last three years.
4. Is the tax return income on 4.NOA tax return form pre-tax or after-tax income?
Answer: Please refer to NOA tax return 150 for tax return income.
5. Can you make up the past taxes? If so, is it the current tax or the current tax?
A: In principle, if there is tax evasion, you can make up the tax. The overdue tax is the tax of that year, not today's tax. Please consult a professional accountant or tax payer for specific tax issues.