According to the latest reports from foreign media, Canada is set to implement a new immigration reform. If this reform is successfully enacted, it will be long-awaited good news for ethnic Chinese immigrants.
Currently, spouses under the spousal sponsorship program receive conditional permanent resident status upon arrival in Canada, but they must wait two years to obtain full permanent resident status. If the marital relationship ends during this period, the spouse's permanent resident status may be revoked. Now, CBC has learned from the Privy Council Office that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is preparing to overturn this policy.
According to CBC, the Cabinet discussed this in the middle of this month and will publish it in the official government newspaper, the Canada Gazette, on May 3rd, which means the modification of this policy has officially entered the procedural stage. If the above reform becomes a reality, it will be the long-awaited good news for many ethnic Chinese spouses from China and other regions.
WorldWay Group points out: 2017 will see the introduction of numerous new Canadian immigration policies. This new proposal is an important part of the immigration reform, and while it has not yet received official legal status, it is certain that 2017 remains a golden era for investment immigration to Canada. By comparison, spousal immigration is only a small part of the picture, as not every Chinese person can marry a Canadian citizen; therefore, investment immigration remains the preferred choice for many high-net-worth individuals.
The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP), as a highly cost-effective Canadian investment immigration program, has always been highly sought after. It requires no business operation, and has no language, education, or age requirements to obtain a Maple Leaf Card in one step. It only requires the applicant to have at least 1.6 million Canadian dollars in legal personal assets and at least two years of management experience within the five years prior to the application. At the same time, Quebec investors can choose to invest 800,000 Canadian dollars to the government, with the principal returned after five years, or make a one-time payment of 220,000 Canadian dollars, which is non-refundable.
Currently, the 2017 Quebec Immigrant Investor Program is open for the last time at the original price and quota. Investors interested in immigrating to Canada should seize this opportunity to apply and prepare their documentation quickly to secure a spot in advance. Currently, WorldWay's 11th Anniversary US Immigration Month promotion is in full swing. Signing up for the WorldWay Canada Quebec immigration program in May 2017 will also entitle you to major discounts. For more details on the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program or other events, please call: 400-138-2929