Introduction of talent migration project in northern Canada
The Northern Canada Talent Program is an absorption program with provincial nomination quotas. It aims to attract international students through two to four years of professional study, provide Ontario employer-sponsored immigration (ONIP) for international students after graduation, and provide short-term talents for enterprises in northern Ontario.
Northern Canada Talent Introduction Program (RNIP), referred to as "Northern Canada Talent Program". This plan is for the Canadian Federal Immigration Service to meet the local labor demand and economic development demand by attracting new immigrants; Seek new ways to attract more people to northern Canada; Create a more welcoming environment for new immigrants and encourage new immigrants to settle in northern Canada. The aim is to attract international students to pass two years of professional study and provide talents for enterprises in northern Canada after graduation. (Married student spouses can legally work while studying in Ontario, and children aged 4- 18 can enjoy free basic education. )
First of all, the Northern Canada Talent (RNIP) immigration program can distinguish between two immigration methods.
1, RNIP employment immigrant (employer guarantee)
2.RNIP study abroad+employment immigration
Application conditions:
Age: 18-36 years old
Education: high school education (according to the requirements of the employer)
Language: Have a certain language level or attend language course training.
The North Canada Talent Program provides one-stop service of "studying abroad and emigrating for employment", so that you can spend the least money and get the most satisfactory answer. As a student, the applicant applied to Susan Mary National College in Canada, completed relevant professional courses, and obtained the college graduation certificate. Then, according to the professional arrangement, apply for a work visa at the same time and enjoy the same salary and welfare benefits as local residents in Canada.
The Northern Canada Talent Program has selected four popular majors in Susan Mary National College in Canada: nursing, early education, aircraft maintenance and computer science. Arrange internships during the study period and get employment directly after graduation. The starting point of salary is high (annual income is about 200,000 RMB).
When a new immigration policy is first implemented, it is often the "honeymoon period" of this policy. At this stage, the audit standards and immigration policies will be relatively relaxed, the approval speed will be relatively fast, and the success rate will be relatively high. With the gradual implementation of policies, policies tend to be gradually tightened. Applicants who are willing are advised to make preparations as soon as possible so as not to miss the opportunity.
Second, the advantages of talent immigrants in northern Canada
Study abroad+high-paying employment+immigration in one step.
The academic requirements of the project application are low, as long as the applicant has reached high school education or above.
IELTS and TOEFL are exempt from exams, and no language can apply for "ESL+LEAP+ major" conditional double recording.
Optional majors: computer programming, international nursing, international preschool education, aircraft maintenance, automobile maintenance, etc.
Direct employment after graduation, high salary starting point (starting salary 1.5-0.2 million yuan or more).
Graduation, employment and immigration are seamlessly connected, saving time.
Immigration is fast, and you can apply for a maple leaf card after graduation, which is one of the fastest ways to immigrate to Canada at present.
Article 2 The fields of self-employed immigrants in Canada
Canadian federal self-employed immigrants are one of the fast channels for the Canadian government to introduce talents, that is, self-employed. Canada's self-employed immigration threshold is not high. Many applicants who do not meet the American excellent talent immigration plan but meet the above-mentioned fields can choose to immigrate to Canada by self-employed.
Canadian federal self-employed immigrants have no rigid requirements for applicants in terms of investment, language and education. And there are no additional conditions for starting a business after obtaining a visa like an entrepreneur. And get permanent residency in one step, one family applies at the same time and gets a maple leaf card at the same time. Special attention should be paid to self-employed immigrants in Canada:
The purpose of self-employed immigrants is to attract such applicants who are talented in culture, art and sports and are willing and able to continue their original career after coming to Canada, and hire themselves instead of working for others. Applicants need to rely on their own talents to create income for themselves and make certain contributions to Canadian culture, art and sports.
The fields of culture and sports can be roughly divided into the following categories:
Literature and art (actors, singers, dancers, musicians, hosts, etc. )
Design (clothing design, interior design, animation design, etc.). )
Publishing (writer, painter, designer, photographer, me, translator, film and television production, etc.). )
Sports (athletes, martial artists, coaches, referees, sporting goods production, etc.). )
Radio and television media (reporter, broadcast host, director, post-stage, sound engineer, etc.). )
Library and document management (librarians, archivists, etc.). )
To sum up, Canadian self-employed immigrants are the choice of talents in the field of culture, art and sports.
Article 3 Costs related to housing loans for Canadian immigrants
Buying a house in Canada is not as simple as repaying a loan. The expenses are dizzying. So, once you have determined the house price you can afford and the type of mortgage you can apply for, you need to calculate all the costs of buying a house. Before buying a house, budget the expenses of the advance payment in advance to prevent being at a loss.
1. Home insurance and property insurance: about 0. 1%-0.2% of the house price.
2. Housing appraisal fee: 150-300 Canadian dollars.
3. Mortgage insurance premium: the down payment is less than 20%, which is about 0.75%-3.75%.
4. Down payment: more than 5%, foreign buyers generally more than 30% (including intentional deposit, about 5% of the house price).
5. Loan interest rate: There are fixed interest rate, floating interest rate, semi-fixed and semi-floating and LOC mortgage loan (HELOC) products, and each kind of interest rate is different.
6. Loan amount: The loan amount for non-Canadian residents is 59%-60%.