Canadian Immigration Hot Topic: The Canada Chinese Political Affairs Committee recently released the results of its "Chinese Political Participation and Policy Opinion Survey," which shows that respondents are particularly concerned about immigration policy issues.
The organization stated that approximately 200 Chinese individuals participated in the survey, including those from the Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program, investment immigration, Provincial Nominee Programs, and family sponsorship. Regarding the government's setting of immigration quotas, only 1.4% of respondents believed they should be reduced, while 23.1% felt the quotas were just right and should be maintained. Meanwhile, 54.3% of respondents believed that immigration quotas need to be increased, and 21.2% indicated they were unclear about the current status of immigration quotas.
As for immigration application requirements, 41.3% of respondents stated that many requirements are unnecessary, such as the English language requirement for investment immigration; however, 46.2% of respondents believed that having requirements for immigrants is normal and that everyone who wants to live in Canada should meet them. Another 12.5% of respondents believed that current immigration requirements could be raised to attract more high-quality talent.
The survey found that when discussing permanent resident card retention policies and citizenship policies, 41.4% of people felt the new policy requirements were too harsh; 39.4% felt the current requirements were acceptable and would be diligently followed; and 19.2% felt the new policies were very necessary, as only strict requirements could eliminate undesirable social phenomena. Regarding the question of what kind of immigrants Canada needs most and how to attract them, the vast majority (76%) chose economic-class immigrants and believed that the immigration quotas under current policies are far from sufficient.
From the above, it can be seen that regarding current Canadian immigration policy, most Chinese people hope that quotas can be increased and are more inclined toward economic-class immigration. The thoughts of new Chinese immigrants on immigration policy will also provide a reference for the federal government when formulating future immigration policies. On November 4, Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau was sworn in as the Prime Minister of the new Canadian federal government. With his strong promotion of immigration policies, many believe that Canadian immigration is about to welcome a historic opportunity.
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