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Canada is a great country. There are many reasons people want to settle down there permanently. It ranks #9 in the 2020 Index of Economic Freedom in the world and #1 in the Americas. Its government integrity is respected all over the world. The second-largest country by land area, Canada is the tenth-largest economy. Its market-oriented economic system is much like the United States, with whom it has a free-trade agreement. It has an open market and the financial sector in Canada is quite efficient and transparent.

Many other reasons attract people to Canada. These include:

1. Multiculturalism and Immigration Friendly :Migration is not an easy process. Many countries place rigorous restrictions on their immigration quota. But Canada immigration rules are lenient. The country is still welcoming immigrants – despite the global recession conditions. It is not a surprise that, according to the 2016 census, more than 1 in 5 people in Canada are immigrants
   The country offers a dynamic range of immigration and visa programs for different categories of immigrants, such as employed, self-employed, and businessmen. Those who do not qualify for the immigration programs can still go to Canada through student visa programs and work permits. They may work to qualify for the Permanent Resident (PR) visas or Immigration options open to them later.
   Canada does not place restrictions on where its permanent residents can live or work. It also gives its citizens and permanent residents to follow their religion, culture, language, and communicate freely with others in the society.
2. 10th largest Economy in the world :The World Economic League Table 2020 ranks Canada as the 10th largest economy of the world. Its GDP was US $ 1.731 trillion! The report forecasts continued economic growth for the country over the next decade fuelled by its immigration programs.
   Skilled migrants contribute to the country's economic strength. It is projected that Canada will become the ninth-largest economy in 2024 and the eighth largest one by 2029.
3. Rapidly growing Tech Industry and better working environment :Canadian government has proactively invested in technology, innovation, and cloud services. As a result, the country has a healthy tech market that competes with the US market.
   The minimum wage per hour in Canada is between CAD 11.32 and 15.00 (US$8 and 10.7). The country not only provides countless job opportunities for skilled migrants but also some of the best working conditions and salary benefits.
   Canada also offers ample opportunities for trade and personal growth. It allows direct foreign investment and has a vast wealth of natural resources and minerals that can be tapped for commercial purposes.
4. World-class Education System & Universal Healthcare :Canada offers the best social security benefits to immigrants and their families. The country is quite supporting to those who are new there. The educational and health facilities in Canada are not only highly subsidized but also among the best in the world.
   OECD PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment) for high school students ranked Canada at #4 for the reading, science and math abilities of its students. 62% of its 25-34-year-olds had a tertiary qualification, compared to the average of 44% in other OECD countries. International students make 13% of Canada's tertiary student population.
   Canada's overall spending is 11.6% of its GDP, which amounts to $7,068 per Canadian. One of the major reasons why high net worth individuals, businessmen, and investors want to migrate to Canada is that a Canadian passport allows them to travel to almost all major countries in the world without applying for a visa. If you are a frequent flyer, it solves a lot of your problems.
5. Extremely safe and beautiful place to live: You may find it funny that if you crash into someone in Canada, he or she starts apologizing to you. Canadians are largely polite, modest, and happy. Canada has amazing scenery. The country has diverse landscapes and climates. They have green fields, extensive forests, lovely mountain ranges, a lot of snow, and 60% of the world's lakes. Seeing wildlife (like bears, raccoons, and moose) is a common occurrence here. People are nice and friendly and street crime is extremely rare. The best thing about Canadian laws is that they are very progressive and upholds equality. Overall, it's a safe place to live in.

At V2I, we can guide you to the right immigration program and assist you in obtaining a quick visa approval.

1. Language Proficiency: It carries a maximum of 28 points - 24 points for the first official language and 4 points for the second official language. The two official languages of Canada are English and French.
2. Educational Qualification: It carries a maximum of 25 points. The certificate, diploma or degree you hold should be from Canada. Otherwise, you will need an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) to prove that your education is equivalent to the Canadian credentials.
3. Work Experience: It carries a maximum of 15 points. You will be awarded points for full-time paid work under the National Occupation Classification (NOC) list. The points will depend on whether you worked while studying, who was your employer, and whether you have experience in working in Canada or overseas. The duration of work experience also makes a difference in how many points you get for this criterion.
4. Age: You can get a maximum of 12 points if you are between the ages of 18 and 35 years. You do not get any points if you are under 18 or older than 46 years
5. Job Offer: If you already have a full-time paid job offer for one year from a Canadian employer, you can claim 10 points for it.
6. Job Offer: If you already have a full-time paid job offer for one year from a Canadian employer, you can claim 10 points for it.
7. Adaptability:You can get a maximum of 10 points if your spouse or common-law partner is also qualified, has language skills, and has other credentials making him or her suitable for Canada PR.

The processing time for a Canadian visa is the time it may take your visa application to be accepted or rejected. It usually depends on:

1. the type of visa you apply for,
2. whether your application is complete or not,
3. how long it takes for the immigration and visa office to verify information and process applications, and
4. how quickly you respond to any requests or concerns raised by the office.

Due to COVID-19, the processing of visas of Canadians returning to the country, vulnerable populations, and workers providing essential services are being prioritized. In general, a visitor visa takes 15-30 days to be processed, a student visa takes three days of processing, and work visas take four days to be processed. In developing countries, visa processing may take 12 months to 18 months because the background verification process there is quite slow.

V2I Canada immigration experts understand how to speed up your visa processing time by completing the application correctly and providing all the documents properly. Contact them now!