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1. It sounds like it is skill-based immigration, either federal skilled labor or Provincial Nominee Program.
2. Stay at least 3 years in Canada for last 4 years before application.
3. Once you have entered Canada with the immigrant visa.
4. Health insurance, retirement, etc.
5. At least 90%. The system is point-based. No one will apply until he/she is certain that he/she is qualified. The only thing that can fail is either medical examination, criminal record, or the interview.
6. No. Green card is the name for U.S. Permanent Resident Card. The Canadian version is known as Maple Card. It is used to prove your status and allow you entering Canada without restriction.
7. No - high living cost is not avoidable. Due to the "Chinese" influence, a house can go as high as millions in CAD.
8. Usually South of Toronto.
9. No unless you have a car.
10. You will know more once you are there.
11-12. See here:
https://www.ontario.ca/driving-and-roads/get-g-drivers-licence-new-drivers
13. Yes. But you need a visa. Canada PR is not eligible for U.S. visa-free travel automatically. The eligibility depends back to the resident's nationality.
14. Yes.
15. See #13.
16. Same as Hong Kong.
17. Yes and no. They are not identified explicitly. But they will be well-known.
18. No need to worry. Toronto is simply Hong Kong in Canada East Coast.
19. Easier than Hong Kong.
20. Not until you have your visa.
21. Yes for now.
22. Yes for private schools.
23. Not much - Toronto is not a tourist city.
24. It depends on the airlines. CX is known for offering special tickets for immigration, which provides additional allowance.
You will have to report all monetary value exceed CAD$10,000. Wire transfer is excluded. No tax will be assessed.
25. Yes - if you want the special tickets.
26. It is similar to tourist. The only difference is once you have shown you are an immigrant, you will be processed separately.
2014-08-22 05:28:08 補充:
No procedure is needed.
It is domestic flight.