Investment immigration closes Canada launches 10 round-trip visa

Canadian federal investment migrants are already Koushou, and Quebec investment migrants are closing in. Currently, the Canadian federal citizen, Immigration and Multicultural Minister Kenny Dalglish is consulting nationwide to revise the current immigration policy, predicting that Canada's immigration policy will become increasingly harsh. 　　In this case, Kenny revealed that Canada will launch a 10-year round-trip visa, and that the new policy will be formally implemented after the technical changes for the new visa are completed, which is expected to begin in early August. Kenny says the new measure is aimed at making better use of government resources to make it easier for tourists to travel. As more and more people come to Canada, the Government also needs to respond positively to "adopt a more flexible system".　　At present, the Department of Immigration has proposed such multiple entry and exit visas for parents and grandparents who apply for a secured immigrant, and such visas may be extended to other applicants, such as business travellers. It is understood that the new visa measures also apply to some of the applicants from China, the country's overseas visa office has implemented the measures.　　If the parents or grandparents of a national have already filed for a secured immigrant, and these people apply for a travel visa, the authorities have already started to propose such persons, apply for such multiple access visas, dispense with the multiple visa application procedures and facilitate the arrangement of family visits. If you have any doubts about your immigration, you can visit the 30th this month, Kai Sheng, to participate in Kai Sheng, the U.S.-Canada investment immigration instructions, or can be logged on to the http://www.cansine.com/website, or call 24-hour toll-free 400-600-6868 or 010-65883030!