1. Canadian immigration in a variety of ways
First, Canada's federal self-employed immigrants
Canada's federal self-employed immigrants, the project is mainly for culture, sports, art talent, hope that through the introduction of these talents to promote the cultural and sports cause and economic development in Canada. The program is aimed at talented people in the field of culture, sports and arts.
Application Requirements:
At least two years of self-employed relevant experience in the last five years (relevant experience means: participation in cultural or sports activities, or self-employed experience in the field of culture and sports.) The program scoring criteria is out of 100, scoring a minimum of 35 points. Applicants are required to meet the medical and background security check requirements set by USCIS.
Second, Canada's northern talent program (RNIP)
Canada's northern talent introduction program (RNIP), referred to as the "Northern Excellence Program". This program is a way for the Canadian Federal Immigration Service to attract new immigrants to meet local labour demand and economic development needs; to seek new ways to attract more people to Canada's northern regions; and to create a more welcoming environment for newcomers to encourage them to settle in Canada's northern regions. The program is designed to attract international students through two years of specialized study, and upon graduation, provide a shortage of talent for businesses in northern Canada. (Married students during the study period, their spouses can work legally in Ontario, children aged 4-18 years old can enjoy free basic education)
Application requirements:
Age: between 18-36 years old; Education: high school on the education (according to the employer's requirements); Language: have a certain level of language or to participate in the training of language courses.
Three, Canada BC Employer Sponsored Immigration
BC program is aimed at overseas employees in BC related industries, so that they can live and work in BC for a long time. As long as the applicant meets the work requirements, you can apply for immigration. 2015 BC new policy, in order to speed up the speed of immigration approval, the introduction of fast-track (EE), meet the immigration conditions of the applicant, and IELTS 4 6 points, that is, you can apply for the EEBC, such as the IELTS 6 points or less, still applying for the traditional provincial nominee, that is, the SISBC. the EEBC is mainly aimed at skilled workers, white-collar workers, the list of occupations NOCO \SISBC contains NOCO\A\B, but also includes entry level or semi-skilled workers (NOCC\D).
Fourth, Canada Ontario Employer Sponsored Immigration
Canadian immigration is mainly divided into these categories: federal investment immigration, federal skilled immigration, experience-based immigration, provincial nominee immigration, family reunification.
Among them, each province in Canada in order to develop their own economic development, the development of their own economic development of immigration, is what we usually call the provincial nomination (PNP) immigration. The provincial nominees of each province are quite different, among which Ontario's provincial nomination has recently made policy adjustments to help applicants:
The application criteria for foreign employees:
If you want to be eligible to apply for a foreign employee, you must have a job offer that meets the following criteria, signed by yourself and the Ontario employer: it is a job offer in the skilled trades (NOC0, A, or B), and it is a job offer in a skilled trade (NOC1, A, or B). NOC0, A or B);
and meet the Ontario prevailing wage rate for that occupation:
Two years of work experience in the targeted occupation within the five years prior to the date of submission of your application. Work experience can be cumulative and must be in the same NOC category as the target occupation.
V. Skilled immigration to Saskatchewan, Canada
In order to attract more elite immigrants to Canada, in order to active local economic growth and population prosperity. This method of skilled immigration is mainly aimed at the actual local labor shortage situation, each province nominated their own needs of talent to meet the needs of the local labor market.
Canada's population is sparse and aging, and there is a serious shortage of skilled workers, especially those with traditional skills.
During the applicant's work period, the employer will apply for a permanent resident visa for the applicant, allowing the employer to obtain a stable, long-term workforce to assist the business owner in developing the local business and prospering the provincial economy.
2. Reasons to immigrate to Canada
Canada is ranked #1 in international rankings for education, government transparency, social freedoms, quality of life, and economic freedom.
1. Canada is No. 1 in the world for food safety
Because food is guaranteed here. Many countries choose to refer to the Canadian food safety system to improve their own system. Canada's food safety system is listed as the world's, and this is the second time that Canada has been awarded this honor.
2, reputation ranked first in the world
Through the quality of life of the nationals, the effective decision-making of the government, the economic development of the three major items, as well as 17 different indicators of the comprehensive consideration, Canada finally came to the top of the list, becoming the world's reputation countries.
3, study cities ranked Montreal first
QS released a ranking of the world's study cities, Montreal has won the first! And in the global ranking of welcome study destination countries, Canada study is to get the third good results.
4, the world's top tourist places
Canada became the world's top tourist places is no accident, and the United States "New York Times" and the travel guide "Lonely Planet" were selected by the world's top tourist places, Canada are ranked first, the beautiful environment can be seen.
5, the global air quality ranked fourth
In the United States, Yale University and Columbia University in the world's 180 countries and regions in the comprehensive assessment of the global environmental performance index report issued by Canada's air quality in the world ranked fourth! In the world's 10 cities with the cleanest air, Canada's Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal is also rated the world's most livable city for many years, PM2.5 annual average data does not exceed 5.
6, immigrant acceptance index of the world's fourth
Canada in the world's 140 countries in the acceptance of the immigrant population level. It scored 8.14 out of a possible 9 points.
7, Global Happiness Ranking #7
In the Global Happiness Ranking released by the United Nations, Canada is ranked #7.
Canada has always been known for its high welfare, so more and more applicants immigrate to Canada to apply for welfare. Following Panda Abroad, let's take a look at the top five social benefits for Canadian immigrants.
3. Canadian Immigrant Benefits
1. Canadian Health Care
Canada provides public **** health care for all. Immigrants and citizens can see a doctor for free. They also receive free food, lodging, medication and treatment (except for eye and dental care) while hospitalized. Canadian universities are home to the world's medical professionals and many specialists in difficult diseases. There is not only free medical care, but also world-class medical staff and medical equipment, which are your guarantee of a healthy life.
2. Social Security
In Canada, if you have no income, the government will give you social welfare. If you are unemployed, you can also get higher unemployment benefits. The amount of these benefits is different from China's minimum living standard. Despite being of the same nature, people who receive social welfare and unemployment benefits in Canada can also enjoy a higher standard of living. Many social welfare recipients in Canada have extra money to travel in addition to their daily lives.
3. Pensions
Canadian citizens or immigrants under the age of 65 who have lived in Canada for more than 10 years are entitled to a pension, regardless of their asset income. In addition to a fixed pension of about $800 per month, the government pays 90% of seniors' rent for low-income earners, and seniors receive an 8-9% discount on shopping at malls.
4. Child Welfare
Canada encourages childbirth. The government provides a child benefit subsidy (often referred to as milk) for minors under the age of 18. The amount of the subsidy varies and is generally between C$200 and C$400 per month.
5. Unemployment Benefits
If you lose your job after working for a period of time, you can receive unemployment benefits and participate in a variety of government-organized skills training for free. When you are employed, the unemployment benefit is about 60% of your salary, and the taxes you pay when you are unemployed are much reduced. Therefore, the actual income is not much different from when you were employed. In addition, pregnant women are entitled to a year's paid maternity leave after giving birth, which is paid at the same rate as above.
In addition, in the case of a female Canadian immigrant, she can take maternity leave after pregnancy. Canadian law entitles anyone with 20 weeks of service with the same employer to 18 weeks of pregnancy leave (before and after delivery). In addition, parents can take 52 weeks of unpaid parental leave after the birth of a child or adoption by a preschooler.