You may not know that while Canadian investment immigration exists in basically every province, this is not a step. Even if you apply for a short-term work visa, you can only get a maple leaf card if you create a certain amount of turnover and taxes and a certain number of job opportunities during the specified period.

The difficulties in investing in immigration projects are mainly in two aspects: one is the difficulties in obtaining an approved work visa. Some provinces have English and academic requirements, while others do not seem to have strict requirements, but in fact, most provinces currently use the EOI willingness expression scoring system, which means that those who meet the basic conditions will aggregate the scores, while those with higher scores can only accept invitations. This is a screening mechanism for rising water, so the first policy for transferring maple leaf cards from work permits is that Saskatchewan Province is now overcrowded, with high scores and high rejection rates. With the end of 2017 when entrepreneurs in Manitoba moved to work visas and closed the commercial investment immigration program on Prince Edward Island on September 20, 2018, immigration policies in Canada will gradually approach the work visa EOI model and will gradually increase.

Secondly, there are many risks after getting off work visa. After working hard to get a work visa, the trouble has just begun. The Immigration Bureau will review the operating conditions of the investment project at any time. The project usually dares not give up on the losses. If the turnover is not enough, you can only make it up yourself. Although it is difficult and comfortable to operate, you must also prepare for the language exam for the final change of the maple leaf card. Any errors in the middle can lead to the inability to obtain the maple leaf card.

So what about Quebec investment and NB investment immigration?

The English requirements in NB province are very high, CLB7 is required, and the quota is very limited. Quebec investment immigration was once the favorite immigration program for the rich in China because there were no strict requirements for language and education. But at present, the requirements are increasing and the difficulty is increasing. After reopening in 2018, the full investment amount increased from 800,000 Canadian dollars to 2 million dollars, asset requirements increased to 2 million dollars, and loan investment amount increased from 220,000 Canadian dollars to 350,000 Canadian dollars. Basically, they all rose 150%. But by comparison, with a global quota of 1,900, the quotas for China and Hong Kong have decreased from 1,330 in 2017 to 1,235. Fund companies that approved the case on their behalf never liked the source of funds and irregular tax records of Chinese clients.

For Canadian investment immigration, the processing procedures in all provinces are basically divided into two categories. They first submitted to the provincial government for approval and then submitted to the Canadian federal government through the provincial nomination documents. The final approval is an immigration visa for a country to log into Canada and become an immigrant.