When immigrating to Canada, which Chinese gathering places can you choose to live in?

Greater Vancouver Region

British Columbia is commonly known as BC, and the number one city in the province is undoubtedly Vancouver. In Greater Vancouver, 40.8% of the population are immigrants, of which Chinese immigrants account for about 600,000 yuan. The Chinese population accounts for 21%. In Richmond, a city in the Greater Vancouver area, Chinese account for more than 50%. Not only is there a large number of Chinese people, but it is also an area where many Asian people live together.

Although BC does not have as many universities as Ontario, it is quite well-known. The University of British Columbia is a well-known entrepreneurial blueprint in Canada and has the springiest campus in North America. Simon Fraser University ranked first among Canadian comprehensive universities by Maclean's Magazine in 2017. The overall third-place finisher is the University of Victoria in British Columbia. In addition, there is a row of strong colleges and universities where it is very easy to find a good job after graduation.

Vancouver is the warmest city in Canada. In the coolest month of January, the average temperature exceeds 3℃, and in the hottest month of July, the average temperature is only 17℃. This pleasant climate, beautiful scenery and modern The city's charm deeply attracts immigration applicants from all over the world. Ontario - Greater Toronto Area

Ontario is commonly known as Ontario, and the core city of each province is Toronto. In the Greater Toronto Area, 46.1% of the resident population are immigrants, and there are about 700,000 Chinese immigrants. This is also the area with the largest concentration of Chinese in Canada. Toronto is the largest city in Canada. It is the birthplace of Canadian culture, art and economic development. It is also an indispensable transportation hub. It is a processing and manufacturing production base across the country. It is very close to the United States. Niagara Falls is only 100 kilometers away from Toronto. Bring great economic benefits to the local area.

Toronto is one of the most famous Chinese communities in North America. Toronto has four distinct seasons. Although it is very cold in winter, it is warmer compared to other remote northern cities in Canada. Even in the hottest month of July, the highest temperature is Only 20℃; autumn and spring are short, going straight through summer. Autumn has sufficient sunlight and is warm and moderate. Each advantage deeply attracts many immigrants. Atlantic Canada

Atlantic Canada refers to the four provinces and regions in eastern Canada, namely New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. More provinces. Shenhai Province has never attracted the attention of Chinese friends, but now with the implementation of the AIPP project, a new trend of Chinese immigration has gradually formed.

Although the Deep Sea Province is not large, each province has one or two relatively good universities. New Brunswick has the University of New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island has the University of Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia’s Dalhousie University is one of Canada’s top universities, as is Saint Mary’s University. It is the second oldest university in Canada.

Each place in Canada has its own characteristics. In recent years, Chinese people have been very keen to immigrate to Canada. Therefore, wherever new immigrants settle down, they can see Chinese presence. At the same time, Canada allows Chinese citizens to move freely. After obtaining a reasonable and legal real identity, there are no restrictions on the cities or regions in which you can settle and work. Therefore, when choosing an immigration project, the most important thing is to choose a plan with appropriate standards.

Each place in Canada has its own characteristics. In recent years, Chinese people have been very keen to immigrate to Canada. Therefore, wherever new immigrants settle down, they can see Chinese presence. At the same time, Canada allows Chinese citizens to move freely.

In general, the three different types of identities in Canada have different characteristics, and Canada generally welcomes immigrants, so no matter which province you choose to live in, you can get special benefits. Good development trends are not subject to many restrictions on residence and work. Therefore, in the end, which province you choose to live in must be based on your own specific standards and needs, so that you can choose a city that suits your needs