How to immigrate to Canada? Urgent, friends, help!

There are several types of immigrants:

1。Family reunion, this is the fastest and easiest, the so-called immediate family refers to parents and children, as well as spouses, as far as I understand, brothers and sisters are not allowed. The fastest way is to marry a Canadian.

There are two ways to pay specific fees, one is to give Canada more than 700,000 yuan, more than 100,000 Canadian dollars, which can be done within one year, and the other is to lend Canada more than 1.6 million yuan, which will be returned in 5 years without interest.

3。Skilled. The scoring system, 67 points to pass, is enough, but the approval time is very long, 3-6 years. You basically don't have a job, because your academic qualifications and work experience can't get points. You need to get a perfect score in English and 6, 6, 7, 7 in IELTS.

4。Study abroad first and then immigrate, this is more reliable for you, and it will be much easier to immigrate after studying abroad. If you don't want to study in China, you can study abroad.

Overall, although Canada is already the easiest country to immigrate, it seems to be a lot worse on your terms (except for investment immigration). Therefore, it is recommended that you study abroad first.

Your aunt can only act as your guarantor (e.g. financially), and the rest will not help you much, as I said at the beginning, even your biological siblings will have trouble helping you.

Give me the scores, you still have questions, I can continue to help you answer them.

Good luck!

If your immediate family member is a Canadian citizen, they can apply for a green card directly without counting points. The next of kin refers to the person who gave birth to you or the person you gave birth to, as well as the spouse.

If you want to get a green card, you also need to see if you live in an immigration restricted area, generally the metropolis is a restricted immigration area, if your uncle and aunt live in a non-restricted area, collateral relatives can also enjoy the bonus policy.

Whether or not you will eventually immigrate depends on how much your immigration score is.

The more skills you have, the higher your score, and you can buy investments in Canada. Or deposit a certain amount directly to Canada. You can enjoy investment immigration.

But this part of the money is untouchable for a long time, and it usually costs millions.

It's best to take the test here, because the job here doesn't trust Chinese academic qualifications, only Canadians, because you have relatives here, it's easy to come here to visit relatives, so you can come before college.

1.Any type of Canada immigration, is there an immigration?

Whether it is business immigration, skilled immigration, self-employed immigration, or study abroad transferees, you must live in Canada for 2 years in the 5 years after getting the PR card.

2.Do you have to have a job to get a big immigrant?

According to official statistics, in the first half of last year, the proportion of applicants who received an immigration invitation without a job offer rose from 62% to 90%. Therefore, you don't necessarily have to have a job to apply for a big immigration.

3.Does the Provincial Nominee Program Limit Residency Options?

Canada is a multi-province country, if you want to immigrate through the provincial nomination, some provinces have requirements for the applicant's residence after immigration, but this does not mean that you have to live in this place all the time, for example, some immigrants go to Quebec immigration, but end up settling in Vancouver.

4.Do investment immigrants only need to spend money to succeed?

Since Canada has an investment immigration program, is it true that the more investment you have, the higher the chance of success? This is not the case, according to data from the Ontario Department of Immigration, the rejection rate of investment immigration applications from China was as high as 80%. Most of these rejected materials are huge investment plans by the Chinese.

5.What is the age of the student transferee?

Some people will ask if people of any age can go to Canada to study, study and transfer people, yes, even if they are 50 years old. Because of going to study in Canada, the immigration department does not stipulate an age range. But this success rate, please also have a psychological expectation.