In 2016, Worldway Immigration Group introduced the concept of the "Year of Asset Allocation." Among these, investment immigration and real estate acquisition continue to be the primary methods for high-net-worth individuals to allocate assets. With the continuous influx of immigration and investment, the Canadian housing market has become increasingly hot, especially in the new era of capital going global, where immigrating to Canada allows for both obtaining status and appreciating asset allocation, making it highly sought after by investors.
Chinese Buyers Purchase 1/3 of Vancouver Real Estate
In recent years, the Canadian real estate market has remained hot, largely due to the massive influx of investment from China. According to statistics recently released by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, the average price of single-family homes in the Tsawwassen area of Greater Vancouver rose by 41% over the past year, reaching $1.16 million. In April of this year, the sales volume of all homes in the city of Vancouver was 41.7% higher than the average level of the past 10 years. Additionally, according to a report by Peter Routledge, a financial analyst at the National Bank of Canada, Chinese buyers spent a total of 12.7 billion Canadian dollars (approximately 9.6 billion US dollars) on real estate in Vancouver last year, accounting for 33% of the total local real estate sales.
Canadian Investment Immigration: Multiple Benefits
Along with the surge in housing prices, the Canadian immigration market has also become increasingly hot. Currently, the Canadian dollar is at a historical low, with clear international competitive advantages. Immigrating to Canada not only allows one to obtain a Maple Leaf Card and enjoy Canada's clean air, high quality of life, excellent educational resources, and sound medical and pension systems, but also allows for the allocation of RMB assets into Canadian dollar assets, achieving internationalization of personal assets and avoiding the risk of RMB depreciation.
Quebec Investment Immigration: Obtain a Maple Leaf Card in One Step
Recently, the 2016 Quebec Immigrant Investor Program was released. The program policy remains unchanged, with 1,330 quotas allocated to China (including Hong Kong and Macau), and applications opening on May 30. This program has no requirements for age, education, language, or place of residence. The investment method is flexible, government-guaranteed, safe, and reliable, allowing applicants to quickly obtain a Maple Leaf Card in one step.
Worldway immigration experts believe that now is an excellent time to immigrate to Canada. Not only does the policy inherit the old regulations with relatively relaxed conditions, but with the Liberal Party in power, the interview pass rate is expected to increase (and there is a greater possibility of being exempted from interviews). Therefore, applicants should seize this golden opportunity and lock in their Quebec investment immigration quota early! For more details, please call the hotline at 400-138-2929.