Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
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Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
The Immigrant Investor Program seems to state that I can invest $800,000 CAD into the Canadian economy, which has a guaranteed return, and get citizenship. Is it really that simple?
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Re: Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
Quebec have one
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.q...ors/index.html
The Canada wide program now requires an at risk $2m investment and a net worth of $10m.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration...igibility.html
Last edited by Aviator; Dec 10th 2017 at 1:17 am.
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Re: Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
Yep, as said above, you're looking at VERY out of date info (plus it was for PR, not citizenship).
But if you've got $10M it's an option.
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But if you've got $10M it's an option.
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Re: Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
The way it's advertised by immigration consultants is the Québec route, which is $800,000. This is the thing that makes the whole Canadian immigration system a joke. Under Article 6 of the Charter of Rights they can't stop you from moving out of Québec as soon as you've arrived, basically you just have to arrive in Québec first.
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Re: Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
The way it's advertised by immigration consultants is the Québec route, which is $800,000. This is the thing that makes the whole Canadian immigration system a joke. Under Article 6 of the Charter of Rights they can't stop you from moving out of Québec as soon as you've arrived, basically you just have to arrive in Québec first.
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Re: Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
The way it's advertised by immigration consultants is the Québec route, which is $800,000. This is the thing that makes the whole Canadian immigration system a joke. Under Article 6 of the Charter of Rights they can't stop you from moving out of Québec as soon as you've arrived, basically you just have to arrive in Québec first.
Last edited by PB65; Dec 17th 2017 at 6:34 am.
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Re: Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
The way it's advertised by immigration consultants is the Québec route, which is $800,000. This is the thing that makes the whole Canadian immigration system a joke. Under Article 6 of the Charter of Rights they can't stop you from moving out of Québec as soon as you've arrived, basically you just have to arrive in Québec first.
If you moved to another province as soon as you arrived, it would be pretty clear that misrepresentation was committed when the Declaration of Intent was signed.
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Re: Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
Be it PR or Citizenship perhaps Provinces can learn from the PEI PNP fiasco
P.E.I.'s PNP a "serious failure," says Kenney | Local | News | The Guardian
P.E.I. withholds $18M in PNP deposits from immigrant investors - Prince Edward Island - CBC News
I wonder if IRCC will be referring those 177 investors to CBSA to have their PR status revoked as noted in the 2nd link.
P.E.I.'s PNP a "serious failure," says Kenney | Local | News | The Guardian
P.E.I. withholds $18M in PNP deposits from immigrant investors - Prince Edward Island - CBC News
I wonder if IRCC will be referring those 177 investors to CBSA to have their PR status revoked as noted in the 2nd link.
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Re: Can I really just invest $800,000 CAD and get citizenship?
Be it PR or Citizenship perhaps Provinces can learn from the PEI PNP fiasco
P.E.I.'s PNP a "serious failure," says Kenney | Local | News | The Guardian
P.E.I. withholds $18M in PNP deposits from immigrant investors - Prince Edward Island - CBC News
I wonder if IRCC will be referring those 177 investors to CBSA to have their PR status revoked as noted in the 2nd link.
P.E.I.'s PNP a "serious failure," says Kenney | Local | News | The Guardian
P.E.I. withholds $18M in PNP deposits from immigrant investors - Prince Edward Island - CBC News
I wonder if IRCC will be referring those 177 investors to CBSA to have their PR status revoked as noted in the 2nd link.