I am considering immigration, please advise

Answer: "1. Has any of the two of you ever managed money, goods, and manpower in the company?"

2. If so, move on to the next step - the two assets are not enough for real estate alone. If you add that the company may have a certain amount of shares and two deposits, it is still likely to be a business or even investment immigration.

3. Is there any inheritance or some assets obtained through legal means?

4. In terms of treatment, Canada's treatment is not bad, and some cities such as Vancouver are almost Chinesetown.

5. Skilled immigration: Canada at the latest 4 years. If you want to be fast, you need to get the approval of the Canadian Ministry of Human Resources (to put it bluntly, there is a company in Canada that wants you, and it will go to the local human resources department to solve your problem).

6. You still have to have some funds to prepare before you go. Otherwise, it will be very troublesome. After all, just after landing, you don't have that card right away, (the United States is called a green card, Canada is called a maple leaf card), so the first 6 months do not have the care of immigration.

If you don't get 4 6s in English, you can't go to Australia, and if you can't take the test, you can't go to New Zealand.

The only one that does not have such a high English requirement is Canada, but the backlog is very long, and it usually takes 4-5 years to get it.

I think you should go directly to a reputable agent for consultation, really, there may not be a very clear answer to ask here.

Because I think that your husband and wife can afford to find an intermediary, and spend tens of thousands of dollars, there should be hope, mainly depending on your conditions, not the easiest kind to immigrate.

Intermediary consultation is free of money, and people are indeed very professional, if you really want to immigrate, you should go to consult more, there are many ways to intermediate.

1. The most important thing is the language, of course, if English or the local language itself does, please ignore it. The solution, talk more and practice more, and find translation software.

2. The cultural life habits are different, although this seems to be very empty, but in fact, after a long time, there will be problems, if you immigrate, you must be easy to local customs, even if you do not integrate into the must understand.

3. Work problems. The tyrant ignored. First, foreign incomes are very high, Australia, the United States, Canada and New Zealand, and serious immigrants have no problem with their annual income of 250,000 in the past. Secondly, I can better integrate into the local society when I work.

4. For children's education problems, find a good school and handle enrollment. It is best to find a school with a large number of Chinese children, otherwise the children have just stepped into a new environment and do not understand the language. Easy to self-contain. Learn the language before you go.

If your budget is to spend 10 million RMB on New Zealand investment immigration, then you can consider New Zealand second-class investment immigration.

The basic requirements for this type of investment immigration are:

1.Have more than 3 years of business experience (more than 25% of the company's shares or hold key management positions in the company).

2.Household assets exceed S$2.5 million.

3.Invest S$1.5 million in New Zealand for 4 years.

4.The main applicant must have an average IELTS score of 3 or above.

5.The main applicant must have lived for 146 days per year for the last three of the four years of the investment (there is no residency requirement for spouse and children).

There are three categories of New Zealand investment immigration:

The first category is to invest NZ$10 million, get a green card directly, there is no requirement for business and management experience, and there is no language score required;

The second category is an investment of NZ$1.5 million, which requires more than 3 years of business experience, with an average IELTS score of more than 3 for the main applicant, and an investment of NZ$1.5 million in New Zealand for 4 years;

The third category is retirement immigration, which is specifically for people over the age of 66.

1000w RMB is about 190w New Zealand dollar, so you can only choose the second or third type of projects, and it is recommended that the landlord's choice should be to give priority to the second type of investment immigration project.

1. Have more than 3 years of business experience;

2. Household assets of more than NZ$2.5 million;

3. Invest NZ$1.5 million in New Zealand for 4 years;

4. The main applicant's IELTS score is above 3;

5. The main applicant must live for 146 days per year in the last 3 years of the 4 years of investment;

6. Age 65 or below.

The application is then changed to the name of family reunification, and the relevant qualifications are explained below.

Parental reunification category I.

Applicants need to meet all of the following requirements:

1.One of the following:

Single-person applicants earn S$27,203 per annum, and couples apply for two applicants with a total annual income of S$39,890-year;

Bring S$500,000 to live in New Zealand;

The sponsor earns S$65,000 per annum (single), or S$90,000 per annum (married);

2.No other minor children other than the sponsor;

3.IELTS has two language training fees of S$1,735 to reach 4 points or pay S$1,735.

Parental reunification category II.

The applicant must meet all of the following requirements;

1.The guarantor's annual income exceeds S$33,675 per year;

2.All of the applicant's children do not reside in China;

3.No other minor children other than the sponsor;

4.IELTS has two language training fees of S$1,735 to reach 4 points or pay S$1,735.

Special precautions.

The new policy begins with the submission of a pre-examination (EOI), and only after the pre-examination is passed can the documents be formally submitted to the immigration office.

Parent Reunification Category I will be given priority over Parental Reunification Category II.

Hope it helps

To put it simply, immigration requires two conditions, one is money, and the second is that you are the talent they want.

Depending on your situation, you may need to rely on your family's ability to immigrate.

Of course, you have another path, which is the path taken by the majority of our international students. First, you will study abroad as an international student, and then apply for skilled immigration after completing your studies. This is the most cost-effective and future-friendly route.

To go abroad as an international student, you must first complete a certain degree of study and have a certain academic foundation, and secondly, you must pass the language test (for now, to study abroad, undergraduate IELTS requires a total score of 6, and graduate students need a total score of not less than 6 in each item).

Hopefully, you'll make yourself strong first and then think about those things. When you are in high school, you should study hard first, and then apply for a bachelor's degree abroad after finishing high school.

Hope it helps

Families immigrating? I just want to get a green card, or do I want to live overseas in the future? If you immigrate with your family, New Zealand, Australia, Canada. The nearest ones are Germany, Spain, Cyprus.

It is recommended to apply for a postgraduate diploma to get a study visa, and then transfer to a 2-year college course there, and you can get a 3-year work visa after completing the course, and you can apply for experience immigration after working in the local area for 1 year.

If you are interested in applying to a local public school in Toronto, such as Centennial College or Seneca College, I can get you an offer.