In recent years, Canada has introduced various immigration policies in the hope of attracting talents in different fields to develop in Canada. Among them, Canadian federal self-employed immigration is quite popular.
The biggest highlight of Canadian federal self-employed immigration is that it is done in one step, with no IELTS or academic qualification restrictions. Although the application requirements for self-employed immigrants are relatively low, it is not that easy to apply.
Next, I will give you a detailed introduction to Canadian federal self-employed immigration. Let’s take a look at it together.
1. Canadian Federal Self-Employed Immigration
Canada is a country that focuses on multicultural development. The federal government launched a new immigration method in 1994 called "self-employed immigration", which has a history of more than 20 years. This immigration project opens a shortcut to immigration for people in the fields of culture, art, and sports.
Different from the traditional form of Canadian immigration in the past, applicants approved through the self-employed immigration project are exempted from the long waiting period. Their jobs do not need to be limited to local employers, and they can directly obtain the Maple Leaf Green Card in one step. This is also the main reason why Canadian self-employed immigrants are favored by more and more people.
Canada’s federal self-employed immigrants are aimed at attracting elites and talents in culture, art, and sports from around the world. The main purpose is to more effectively promote and promote the healthy development of Canadian culture and economy.
Since its launch, this immigration project has provided a convenient immigration channel for cultural and sports practitioners from various countries who want to immigrate to Canada.
Application conditions:
1. Engage in culture, art, sports and other related fields, with 2 years of experience in the past 5 years;
2. Have the willingness and ability to engage in self-employment in Canada;
3. Obtain at least 35 points (out of 100 points) in the scoring system;
4. Meet other conditions such as health and safety.
2. Advantages of Canadian federal self-employed immigrants
1. Low application threshold
Self-employed immigrants do not have rigid age, IELTS, academic qualifications, etc. requirements. This project is a scoring system. The applicant is scored based on his or her academic qualifications, language, age, work experience, and adaptability. Only those with a full score of 35 can apply.
Although the Immigration Bureau does not have clear standards for applicants’ language, everyone must still ensure that their language ability passes the test, which will be more conducive to a successful application.
2. No need to rely on an employer
Self-employed immigration is equivalent to hiring yourself without a Canadian employer. There are no investment requirements, the application procedures are simpler and less expensive than other immigration projects.
Self-employed immigrants in Canada do not need to be forced to start a business. When submitting an application, applicants need to provide their future residence intentions and self-employment plans, and prove that they are indeed capable of being self-employed.
3. Highly valuable
It is done in one step, no work visa or labor visa is required, and the applicant can freely choose the city where he will live after obtaining the " Maple Leaf Card ". One person can apply and the whole family can immigrate to Canada.
Compared with other projects, self-employed immigration has a short processing period and relatively simple procedures.
3. Canadian Self-Employed Immigration Process
1. Prepare application materials
First, applicants need to prepare the required materials for applying to immigrate to Canada in advance, and then submit the completed materials to the application department.
2. Review materials
The Canadian Immigration Service will review the materials submitted by the applicant to determine whether the applicant can immigrate to Canada through self-employment.
3. Supplementary materials
After the applicant submits the materials, the Immigration Bureau will audit the applicant's materials. During this period, the Canadian Immigration Service may require applicants to provide supplementary materials.
4. After the interview
materials are satisfactory, the Immigration Bureau will approve the applicant for an interview 45 days in advance.
5. Physical examination
After passing the interview, the applicant must go to the physical examination institution designated by the Immigration Bureau for a physical examination.
6. Entering Canada
Within 1-2 months after the physical examination, the applicant will receive an immigrant visa. You need to land in Canada at the designated time and apply for a Maple Leaf Card.
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