Canada, which has a developed economy, diverse culture and excellent education, has always been a popular immigration destination. However, some friends are also skeptical, "I want to immigrate to Canada, but my English is not very good. Is there any way?" In fact, this kind of concern is unnecessary. Canada, a veritable immigration country, has a very rich and diverse immigration program. Even if the English level is not high, there are still matching immigration programs. Today, we will introduce it to you in detail.
Canadian employer guaranteed immigration
Almost all provinces in Canada have employer-guaranteed immigration programs, such as BC province employer-guaranteed immigration, Ontario employer-guaranteed immigration, Saskatcheed employer-guaranteed immigration, Saskatcheed employer-guaranteed immigration , etc. This is an immigration policy issued by various parts of Canada to make up for the shortcomings of the local labor market. It is an immigration method in which local companies apply to relevant government departments to hire overseas employees and assist employees in obtaining immigration status.
Applicants must first find the local employer in Canada and obtain the employer's letter of employment, and then the applicant and the employer apply to the Canadian Immigration Bureau together with the employer. As long as you can find a compliant employer guarantee in Canada, you can successfully get the maple leaf card .
In terms of English proficiency, most employers guarantee immigration programs require applicants to provide IELTS scores of 5 or above, and some basic positions and labor industry only require IELTS scores of 4 . Of course, for some special positions or corporate executive positions, the English requirements will be improved to a certain extent. At the same time, employer guaranteed immigration programs do not require high academic qualifications for applicants. Below are the common application conditions for Canadian employer-guaranteed immigration programs:
Ontario employer-guaranteed immigration application conditions:
1, college degree or above;
2, more than two years of work experience, with the professional or management skills required by the employer;
3, age: under 50 years old;
4, language: no hard requirements
00, Saskatchewan employer-guaranteed immigration application conditions:
1, academic qualifications: above secondary school (secondary school, junior college, training school more than one year, undergraduate, etc.);
2, language: English CLB 4 points or above;
3. Experience: more than 1 year of work experience, with professional skills or management abilities required by the employer;
4. Age: There is no strict age limit, and the overall score is qualified
BC Provincial employer guarantee immigration application conditions:
1, college degree or above;
2. English CLB 4 points or above;
3, more than 2 years of work experience, middle-level or above management/technical positions, with professional skills required by the employer;
4, under 50 years old;
5, meet the minimum BC-EOI screening score
0, employer guaranteed immigration application conditions for employers in four provinces of ocean:
1, under 48 years old;
2, more than 1 year of work experience, with professional skills or management experience required by the employer;
3, English CLB 4 or above (different provinces or different positions will be different);
4, college degree or above
Canadian federal self-employed immigration
This project is an immigration channel specially opened by the Canadian federal government for professional talents in the fields of culture, art and sports. has no rigid requirements for applicants for language and investment. The Canadian Immigration Agency is interested in the applicant's ability to hire himself and his contribution to Canada's economy, culture or art.
For example, you can hold self-media in Canada, hold art training classes, be a sports coach, or teach foreigners to play Hunyuan Tai Chi Xingyiquan , that is the talent that self-employed immigrants are looking for. Even if you don’t have IELTS scores, high education, or even older applicants, as long as you achieve something professionally, everything is possible. is very suitable for freelancers .
Many professions meet the application requirements for self-employed immigration in Canada, such as singers, dancers, actors, musicians and other workers engaged in cultural and sports performances; martial artists, athletes, coaches and other workers engaged in sports activities; writers, painters, designers, photographers, craftsmen and other creative types; journalists, announcers, editors, post-production, recording engineers and other workers engaged in radio and television media, as well as workers engaged in media industries such as writers, editors, and translations.
Application conditions:
1. At least 2 years of relevant full-time work experience in the 5 years before applying for a visa;
2. Score if you meet your own conditions (100 points, you can apply if you reach 35 points);
3. Willing and able to engage in self-employed careers in Canada;
4. Have enough funds to settle down.
Saalzanese Entrepreneur Immigration Project
Saalzanese Entrepreneur Immigration Project is an immigration project established by the Saskatchewan government to attract entrepreneurial talents from all over the world. This project can be said to be one of the few Canadian investment immigration projects that have no rigid requirements for for . It has created a convenient way to immigrate to Canada for applicants with less good English proficiency.
In addition to the lack of hard language requirements, compared with the entrepreneur immigration projects in Manitoba, PEI, NS and BC, the overall application threshold for entrepreneur immigration in Saskatchewan is relatively low, without education and personal income tax requirements, and the funding source explanation is loose. also has no turnover for entrepreneurship and profit requirements , and there is no employee requirement for investing in small cities. Such application conditions can be said to be very affordable.
Application conditions:
1. A family net assets of more than 500,000 Canadian dollars;
2. At least 3 years of business owner experience or senior management experience in the past 10 years;
3. The investment amount is not less than 200,000 Canadian dollars, and Regina and Saskatoon are not less than 300,000 Canadian dollars;
4. Companies investing in the two major cities must provide at least 2 full-time jobs, but other regions do not require them.
Some friends may ask, "Can you live in Canada with average English skills?" The answer is of course yes. According to statistics from the Canadian Bureau of Statistics, the Chinese population accounts for 5.1%, and especially among several major cities in Canada, the Chinese population even accounts for more than 10%. For example, in Toronto and Vancouver , it accounts for 12% and 21% respectively, which means that one in every ten Toronto people is Chinese, and one in every five Vancouver people has a Chinese face. Therefore, for new immigrants, even if they have a bad English language, it will not affect their lives at all, and it is easy to transition and integrate into the local area.
What should I do when I see a doctor? In fact, in areas where Chinese people live in Canada, there will be family doctors who can speak Mandarin or Cantonese . If it is a problem that is difficult for family doctors to solve and need to go to the hospital for treatment, you can also apply for free translation services. The hospital will call the service center, and they will assign a Chinese-speaking staff to translate it to you in real time on the phone. In the emergency department of the hospital, there are usually volunteers who speak Chinese. As long as you make a request, the hospital will ask them to come and help you translate. So, there is no need to worry too much.
