Why DIY Immigration Beat Using a Local Agency
1. Taking Canada as an example, there were only 15 licensed Chinese-Canadian immigration consultants as of 2022.
2. Employer-sponsored nominal employment is a major trap. Most people get steered toward this option, paying out of pocket to be attached to a company and receive fake wages. It’s flagrant illegal activity.
3. Studying abroad can be a suitable transition, but it takes a long time and costs a lot—and you might end up back on the employer-sponsorship route anyway.
4. The Start-Up Visa (SUV) typically involves joining as a co-founder, but you’ll face frequent verification checks and must present your case. If you don’t pass, it’s game over.
If you’re interested in Canadian immigration, read the original article and contact the author, who successfully immigrated to Canada through the SUV program.
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