The ten easiest professions to immigrate to Canada

#CanadaImmigration# Introduction Many people will choose to immigrate to Canada, so which occupations are easiest to immigrate to Canada? This is a question that many people are concerned about. Let’s take a look at the easiest ways to immigrate to Canada. Ten professions, welcome to read.

1. The ten easiest professions to immigrate to Canada

10. Financial and investment analysts

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 446

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Proportion of invited applicants: 1.4%

9. Financial auditors and accountants

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 494

< p> Proportion of invited applicants: 1.6%

8. Art designers and illustrators

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 550

Proportion of invited applicants: 1.8%

7. Retail sales manager

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 669

Invited applicants Proportion of applicants: 2.2%

6. University professors and lecturers

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 745

Proportion of invited applicants: 2.4 %

5. Computer programmers and interactive media developers

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 935

Proportion of invited applicants: 3%

4. Software Engineer

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 940

Proportion of invited applicants: 3%

　3. Information systems analysts and consultants

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 1,255

Proportion of invited applicants: 4%

< p>　2. Chefs

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 2,295

Proportion of invited applicants: 7.4%

1. Food industry management

Number of applicants who successfully immigrated through EE: 2,356

Proportion of invited applicants: 7.6%

2. What are the ways to immigrate to Canada? Can you choose?

1. Study abroad immigration

There is actually no such term as "study immigration" in Canada. If you are applying for a study abroad visa, the visa officer will communicate with you. During the process, I realized that if you want to immigrate to Canada by studying abroad, your study visa will generally be rejected.

However, certain provinces in Canada have introduced some preferential policies related to study and immigration. These policies encourage foreigners who have received education in Canada to stay in Canada after completing their education, who can integrate into Canadian society and contribute to the development of Canada. This is what we commonly call "study abroad immigration".

Most people who choose this route to immigrate to Canada will choose Quebec. Because Quebec has relevant preferential policies, you can study the subjects required by the government. Under this premise, by obtaining the relevant certificates for the French exam, you can obtain such a status as a Canadian permanent resident. Although the provinces with such preferential policies are still in the minority in Canada, in the future we do not rule out that more and more provincial capitals will introduce preferential policies for studying abroad and immigration.

2. Skilled immigration

The requirements for skilled immigrants are much higher than those for study abroad immigrants. When immigrating to Canada, the first thing you must do is pass the language barrier, and your language must be relatively fluent so that you won’t have any major difficulties communicating with others. This is quite important. If you cannot pass the language barrier, it will be very difficult to find a job in Canada.

But currently we have a skilled immigration method with a relatively low threshold. That is, you can start such a company in Canada and then hire yourself. This method is more convenient than traditional skilled immigration.

Therefore, skilled immigration is relatively simple for people who use certain assets.

In fact, judging from the current situation, Canadian immigration is actually not very difficult. Because Canada is a country with an aging population, its demand for labor is also very large. Therefore, it is still very feasible for us to immigrate to Canada through skilled skills. At least Canada welcomes new blood to join.

3. Benefits of immigrating to Canada

Equality and respect

In Canada, not only the upper class of society can be respected. "Understanding and respect" are not about The slogan is not printed in books, let alone just talked about, but reflected in every little thing. When others respect you, it does not mean that you are excellent, but that others are good enough. Canada is a pluralistic society that respects the culture of the country of birth. You can hold your original nationality and Canadian citizenship at the same time. We respect every immigrant’s choice and will not force you. I respect your right to speak, even if I disagree with you.

Rich in resources

Canada is a country with very rich resources but a very sparse population. This concept seems to be well known, but if you have never been there, it is still difficult to imagine this kind of " Abundant" and "scarce" states. Canada's land resources are completely unmatched by China's, and most of the land is still in a primitive and undeveloped state. Even Toronto, the most populous city in Canada, is still very scattered among its urban areas, with large patches of grass or hillsides covered with shrubs everywhere.

The public facilities are complete

When I was in Beijing, I often went to the National Library to read. If I didn’t get up early, I couldn’t get a seat. There were always books I wanted to read. It was very annoying to have it borrowed. In Canada, this is never a worry. The library has a large collection of books, and the service is considerate and the procedures are simple. With just an envelope from your original place of residence, you can take dozens of books home. The public facilities are advanced and clean. Libraries are located throughout the community, including large ones and small ones in the community. The reading area has carpets on the floor and comfortable sofas and coffee tables.

Children’s Paradise

In Canada, whether it is a small city or a big city, the community parks dotted here and there are full of children’s playgrounds, scattered with a variety of large and colorful parks. Plastic children's entertainment toys.