As a big immigrant country, what about Canada's federal self-employment immigration program?

As the second largest country in the world, Canada is a typical immigrant investor. The reality of vast territory and sparse population makes its country attach great importance to absorbing immigrants from opening up. Not only Canadian federal government departments, but also American states and regions have successively promulgated different new immigration policies according to their own conditions, attracting immigrant investment from all over the world. Because of the attraction of standards and policies, Canada has become one of the most important immigrant investment injection countries in the world in recent years, and has been warmly welcomed by many immigrant investors.

Self-employed immigrants refer to those applicants who can attract talents in culture, plastic arts and sports, hope and have the strength to engage in their original jobs after coming to Canada, and employ themselves without having to work for others. There are many industries that can be engaged in, such as setting up a training institution alone or a personal studio. With the help of it, it can make a profit for itself and make some contributions to Canadian culture and art, plastic arts and sports. Among them, federal self-employment immigration is a new business immigration project launched by Canadian government departments, mostly initiated by people engaged in culture, art, art and sports industries. Applicants must have relevant experience in the cultural and sports industry and have the willingness and ability to work in the plastic arts or sports field in Canada.

Generally speaking, these people will not take up the job opportunities of local Canadians, so they can create employment opportunities for themselves through their own business and their own cultural and sports activities, so as to immigrate to Canada and make important contributions to Canadian history, culture and sports. This type of immigration investment has only attracted attention in recent years. I believe that the threshold for immigration investment in Canada is slowly rising, especially for cultural and sports personnel who cannot find a way to immigrate to Canada. However, the cycle time for Canada to apply for self-employed immigrants has been shortened from the initial 70 months to 20 months, which has become a very attractive and good project. The trial time is short, the cost is low, and the permanent residence status can be obtained in one step, which is more suitable for high-quality employees in special culture, art and sports industries.

The English full name of Canadian federal self-employed immigrants is "immigrated dead self-employee person". This project is a classification of Canada's federal immigration program. You don't have to worry about the owner when you declare this project, as long as you can prove that you have a perfect self-employment experience in cultural and sports activities and art majors.

Canada Federal Self-employed Immigration Project is a new project specially designed for literary/artistic/physical/entertainment practitioners, especially for self-employed people engaged in culture, art, sports and aesthetics. This project does not require English, management experience, personal income tax, total investment, security deposit, age, world-class influence, nor will it force you to start your own business.

To put it bluntly, "self-employment" means self-employment. It is not easy for self-employed immigrant applicants to occupy employment opportunities in the Canadian human resources market after immigrating to Canada for investment. Self-employed individuals can start their own businesses or invest in Canada, create their own jobs and improve their efficiency with their own work ability, and make contributions to the development of the Canadian cultural and sports activities market.

Canada's federal self-employed immigrants Canada's federal self-employed immigrants are aimed at those who have made certain achievements in culture and art, plastic arts, sports and other industries. After immigrating to Canada, these people can not easily occupy the job opportunities in the Canadian labor market, but can make profits for themselves and make certain contributions to the Canadian literary style.

Cultural field: Bian Xiao, Chinese translator, writer, TV reporter, writer, advertising creative copywriter, magazine editor, director, novel writer, etc.

Art field: program host, singer, art teacher, vocal music teacher, teacher, cameraman, creative director, etc.

Sports industry: athletes, swimming coaches, gym coaches, skiing coaches, personal fitness coaches, professional racing drivers, equestrian athletes, etc.