Can someone explain how the real estate investment option works? Does this mean you can only invest in residential properties, or are commercial properties included too? Also, what happens after the five years? Do you have to keep the investment, or can you sell?
Can anyone explain how these pilot programs will actually select the communities? And what criteria might the applicants need to meet to be considered?
This is quite intriguing! How will these changes affect the application process for potential international students? Will it become significantly more competitive, or are there measures in place to assist students in navigating these new requirements? It seems like a lot to adjust to...
Does anyone know how much of a delay we're actually looking at for immigration processing during Ramadan? And how do employers typically handle these delays? I'm curious if there's a standard approach or if it varies significantly from country to country.
Do you think there will be any issues with security? I've heard concerns about removing internal border controls leading to more illegal immigration. Is that something we should worry about?
I'm curious, how does this work for students wanting to tutor? Do they just need to prove they're over 15, or is there more to it? And what about the quality of tutoring provided by students compared to professional teachers?
I'm curious about the criteria for selecting occupations for this list. How does Quebec determine which sectors are in high demand, and could this approach impact the diversity of the workforce?
I'm curious, how does this option ensure that investments actually benefit the local community? Or is it just another way for the rich to buy citizenship?
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