As a traditional immigration power, Canada has always been favored by immigrants for its leading education, perfect welfare, booming economy, and fresh environment. Looking at the past few years, Canada's immigration policies have been changing, and where are the investment immigration projects of various provinces, represented by Manitoba and Quebec, heading? Worldway immigration experts provide an in-depth interpretation for investors.
Quebec: Reopening at the end of May May increase threshold in the future
On April 1st local time, the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP), which has attracted much attention from Chinese people, was finally announced. The investment requirements, asset requirements, and application reception model of the project will remain unchanged. The global quota for this year is 1,900, with 1,330 allocated to China (including Hong Kong and Macau), an increase of 130 places compared to 2015, and applications will be accepted starting May 30th.
According to current policies, the Quebec immigrant investor program has no age, academic, or language requirements, with flexible investment methods, and government-guaranteed safety and reliability, allowing applicants to obtain Maple Leaf Cards in one step. However, because the quota for this project in China is limited and follows the "first-come, first-served" principle, according to past practices, once released, it is usually snapped up in a short time. In addition, given Canada's growing "talent attraction" trend, the Quebec immigrant investor program may raise the application threshold or face price increases next year. Therefore, for the vast number of applicants, locking in the quota early is the right way.
Manitoba: Current policy maintained until before the election May adopt new policies in the future
In 2014, the federal government's "one-size-fits-all" policy directly cut off many people's Canadian dreams. Under these circumstances, the Manitoba investment immigration project, which pioneered the EOI new policy, has attracted the attention of more and more applicants. The project has low entry asset requirements, low investment amounts, fast processing speed, and allows obtaining Maple Leaf Cards in one step, so it is also known as the golden channel for immigrating to Canada.
The Manitoba election will be held on April 19, 2016. According to the Manitoba Election Act, no policy changes are allowed for the Manitoba investment immigration project within 90 days before the election. However, "work visa + entrepreneurship" has become the development direction and policy trend of Canada's provincial projects, and multiple provinces have innovatively adopted this model last year. The Manitoba Immigration Bureau also recently indicated that the focus of immigration in the future might change from "wealth attraction" to "talent attraction" to conform to the needs of reform.
Worldway immigration experts state: This year is the best time to immigrate to Canada, as policies continue to follow the old ones, conditions are relatively loose, and at the same time, with the Liberal Party coming to power, the interview pass rate will increase, and opportunities for interview waivers will be added. Therefore, applicants should plan early and seize the golden opportunity! For more details, consult: 400-138-2929
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