Nestpick is an aggregator website specializing in rental preferences for young people. It recently released its second annual city ranking, specifically targeting young people born and raised in the digital information age. This demographic is characterized by an entrepreneurial spirit, extensive overseas travel experience, and is the embodiment of global citizens.
A total of 110 cities participated in the selection. This year's data was analyzed from the following institutions: the United Nations, the World Health Organization, Euromonitor, the Crunchbase database, and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. In the ranking, Montreal placed second, Toronto fifth, and Vancouver sixth. In the 2018 ranking of the world's most suitable cities for young people, Canada had three cities make the list.
As the second-largest French-speaking city in the world, Montreal is filled with a rich French atmosphere on its streets, sometimes making you forget you are in North America. Once you start living here, you will fall in love with its people, its history, its art, and its unique charm. Montreal is a city that requires time to slowly experience; the longer you stay, the more you will understand why it receives such high praise.
Montreal is the largest city in Quebec and serves as the province's economic hub and primary port. If you are considering investing, studying, or living in this "Romantic Capital of North America," you may want to consider one of the flagship programs of WorldWay Group: the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program. The quota battle for the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program typically begins in April or May each year; applicants who wish to secure a quota in advance are advised to start the application process now.
As a country with a high global happiness index, Canada attracts people with its abundant tourism resources and high-quality educational resources. Investing and immigrating to Canada offers many advantages, such as a passport ranked fourth globally; children of immigrants can enjoy top-tier education from primary to secondary school for free, and university tuition is charged at the local resident rate (approximately one-fifth of that for international students); Canada's livable environment and advanced, comprehensive social welfare system allow families to enjoy an international quality of life, ensuring support for the elderly and care for the young. At the same time, starting a business or investing in Canada allows you to benefit from the preferential policies of a major economy, enter the world's leading capital market—the North American market—and achieve diversified asset allocation, which can be described as killing many birds with one stone.
Since the Canadian government launched the "Million New Immigrants Plan," Canadian immigration policies have consistently shown a trend of liberalization. Examples include the establishment of 7 new visa centers in China, lowering the threshold for naturalization, reopening the Parents and Grandparents Program, raising the age limit for dependent children, reducing the citizenship application fee for minors by $430 CAD, and government funding of $440 million CAD to attract immigrants. It is clear that the golden era for immigrating to Canada has arrived.
WorldWay Group, a top 500 Asian brand and a leading institution in the investment immigration industry, offers high-quality Canadian immigration programs including the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program, which has a low threshold and provides a Maple Leaf Card in one step; the Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Immigration and Manitoba Entrepreneur Immigration programs, which allow for quick landing; and the Prince Edward Island Entrepreneur Immigration and New Brunswick Entrepreneur Immigration programs, which also provide a Maple Leaf Card in one step, helping investors realize their dreams of immigrating to Canada and establishing a second home overseas. For details, please consult: 400-138-2929.
