Immigration in Canada

Each year about 200 000 people from around the world is moving to permanent residence in Canada.  Potential immigrants annually submit documents to the Canadian embassies around the world trying to get the right to move to the country of the maple leaf. What causes them to immigrate to Canada?

Life quality in Canada, its economic health, the rapid growth of modern industries, advances in human rights protection in combination with the amazing beauty of nature, clean air and friendly people from around the world attract millions of people. Canada - a country that was being built by immigrants. Attracting immigrants is a policy of the state.

For many years, Canada is recognized as one of the best countries in the world for quality of life. The health, education and social protection in this country provides you a peaceful and stable life. Free medical care and education, special public subsidies automatically covered by each student up to 80% of the cost of education in colleges and universities, numerous, from subsidized housing to the reduced fare on public transport, programs for seniors and the disabled, a widely developed system of financial support for people who temporarily left without income (velfer) and many other things, allow yourself to feel every person in Canada with confidence and calm. Economic growth in Canada, the opportunity to develop your own business in Canada, little inflation and unemployment, low crime, open, multicultural society ensures great prospects for those who lead immigration to Canada. Life expectancy - one of the most important indicators of the state of society - the average was equal to 78.29 years for men - 74.93, for women - 81.81 per year (according to June 1995 data). This is a very high rate, allowing Canada to take 4 th place in the world after Japan, Iceland and Switzerland, overtaking the U.S. by an average of 1.2 years.

The living standard of Canada stands in 6 th place in the world: it overtake the United States, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany and Japan. Canada overtake the United States for life expectancy, and Japan - on the level of education.

Canadian immigration legislation designed to attract highly skilled professionals, businessmen and investors.