Canada*** has the following five immigration methods. No matter what kind of immigration application is made, one person’s application is approved and the whole family can go together.

1. Reunion immigration of family members (we call it relative immigration)

Canadian citizens or permanent residents who are over 19 years old can apply to reunite their family members in Canada. These family members include: wife or husband, fiancée or fiancé, parents and grandparents, children or adopted children (unmarried persons under the age of 19). When submitting the application, the guarantor must be settled in Canada and have a certain financial income.

2. Investment immigration (we call it investment immigration)

Applicants must meet the following conditions:

1. Have successfully conducted decision-making management or Operate and control a business;

2. Through personal business efforts, the net asset value accumulated is not less than 800,000 Canadian dollars (approximately 4.8 million yuan), including the total amount of cash, deposits, business and real estate. value. The Canadian government requires the applicant's business documents to be reviewed, including business licenses, contract contracts, financial statements and tax payment certificates;

3. Invest the specified investment amount in Canada.

Statutory investment requirements:

·Applicants must invest in investment funds recognized by the Canadian government. The minimum investment freeze period is five years and the investment amount is at least 400,000 Canadian dollars. Some investment funds offer loans for investments under $100,000 Canadian dollars. Applicants do not need to participate in the management of the fund.

·Once approved, the applicant and his or her spouse and children will be issued an unconditional permanent settlement visa, which allows them to freely enter and exit the country and choose to live in any Canadian city. There are no restrictions on investment location or province, and there is no occupation. and operating restrictions.

·Such settlement applications can be accepted by embassies, consulates and offices of the Canadian federal or Quebec government overseas.

3. Enterprise immigration (we call it entrepreneur immigration)

Applicants must have the following business background and meet the conditions for enterprise immigration:

1. Have successful business or corporate management experience.

2. Have sufficient funds to establish or acquire a business in Canada that contributes to local society and employ at least one Canadian citizen or resident (excluding the applicant’s spouse and children). The applicant must Actively manage this business.

·Applicants must implement their investment plans within two years after entering the country, and then they can apply to the government commercial department to cancel the restrictions attached to their enterprise-type settlement.

4. Self-employed immigrants (we call them special talents)

Applicants must have a successful self-employed business background and have the willingness and financial ability to start their own business in Canada. Employment business, this business must make a significant contribution to the local economy, culture or art. Popular self-employment industries include: art, design, writing, music and sports, etc.

5. Skilled Settlement (INDEPENDENT)

This category has an objective and fair review method. The Canadian government evaluates visa standards through a scoring system from individual selection items. Applicants and their spouses and children with a total project score of more than 67 points will be issued a Canadian permanent residence visa.

Canadian business immigration is divided into three categories: investment immigration, entrepreneur immigration, and self-employed immigration:

Investment immigration: Investment immigration is suitable for applicants with strong funds. This type of immigration is very popular in Canada because it brings a lot of money to Canada, adds new job opportunities, and these immigrants also have higher consumption in daily life. Therefore, the Canadian Immigration Bureau usually gives priority to investment immigration cases. This type of immigration has the characteristics of no risk, no language requirements, and no additional conditions.

Entrepreneur immigration: Entrepreneur immigration is suitable for successful entrepreneurs who have certain assets and management experience. This type of person has assets of 2 million to 3 million yuan. After the application is approved, he must make entrepreneurial investments within two years of entering Canada. The advantage of this type of immigration is that the investment risk is small and the cost is lower than investment immigration.

The disadvantage is that the applicant's whole family must hold a two-year temporary residence visa and must manage the business. The applicant can only convert to permanent residence status after completing the requirements of the local government for investment companies.

Self-employed immigrants: refers to being self-sufficient without working for others. It is mainly suitable for artists, sports stars, writers, singers, etc. Canada requires that such immigrants can satisfy their own needs. Contribute to Canada's economy, culture and arts.