Recently, The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) released the 2023 Global Livability Ranking, showcasing outstanding performance by Canada, with three cities making the top ten — more than any other country on the list. Vancouver ranked 5th, Calgary tied for 7th, and Toronto ranked 9th.
The report surveyed 173 cities worldwide, with scoring indicators primarily including social stability, healthcare, cultural environment, education quality, infrastructure, and more.
With the rapid development of globalization, people's living standards continue to improve, leading to higher demands for living environments, educational levels, and healthcare services. As the big winner of the 2023 Global Livability Ranking, Canada's livability has once again received global recognition!
In the United Nations Development Programme's annual Human Development World Report, multiple factors are comprehensively evaluated, including natural geography, resource climate, environmental quality, living conditions, healthcare standards, social welfare, life expectancy, education levels, and real per capita income. Canada has repeatedly been hailed as the "most suitable place for human habitation" for many years. Previously, a market research company analyzed which countries people around the world most desire to relocate to. Among them, Canada attracted residents from 50 other countries and ranked first, considered by the majority as a dream homeland.
As a traditional immigration powerhouse, Canada has always been a highly popular destination for immigrants. In addition to being suitable for living, Canada is known for its high social inclusivity and cultural diversity, where various cultures converge, and it has a strong culture of inclusivity without racial discrimination. It respects the customs of individuals from different countries and ethnicities.
Canada has consistently welcomed new immigrants with open arms. Since the announcement of Canada's immigration plan to admit 1.45 million new immigrants from 2023 to 2025, it has drawn significant attention. This plan has set a new historical record for Canada's immigration quota, with the federal business immigration quota increased to four times its previous amount, attracting a large number of applicants. Throughout the implementation of Canada's million-immigrant plan, the Prime Minister and several government officials have repeatedly stated in public that "immigration contributes to Canada's prosperity," and the government has introduced multiple measures to welcome immigrants.
On June 27, 2023, Canadian Immigration Minister Fraser announced the launch of Canada's first-ever "Tech Talent Strategy." As Canada's inaugural tech talent strategy, it includes the initiation of active improvements for the federal Start-Up Visa Program (SUV), which has received significant attention from investors.
For applicants, the requirements for the Canadian federal Start-Up Visa Program (SUV) are straightforward; applicants only need to achieve a CLB 5 in language proficiency to submit their application after meeting relevant criteria. This program is the only "group" immigration program, allowing up to five applicants for one entrepreneurial project. Furthermore, this initiative is managed by the Canadian federal government and receives strong support from it, with direct federal processing. Successful SUV applicants can bring their spouse and dependent children under the age of 22 and can directly apply for permanent residence status, allowing them to live, work, and study anywhere in Canada except Quebec. More importantly, the permanent resident status obtained by entrepreneurs will not be revoked due to business failure!
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