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Friday, 7 August 2015

Opportunity: Securing the future of your children in Canada



 Julien Tétrault

Do you know you can secure a good life for your children through  investors programme?
Do you also know that the mere purchase of real estate for a specified amount could lead to permanent residency in Canada?

In fact, many people do not know that express opportunity beckons on people not only to increase the net worth but also to secure the lives of their children and family members.
Many of the few high net worth individuals with information on opportunities Canadian government is offering are already taking advantage.
Besides, it is now a worldwide trend that majority of this class of people whether in China, UAE, South Asia and now even Nigeria, seek to obtain second citizenship since they realize they cannot rely on one single passport in today’s world.
Quebec lawyer, Julien Tétrault in an interaction with Saturday Vanguard gave an insight into full range of services and programmes for this class of people not only seeking to acquire foreign nationality for themselves but also to secure the future of their families.
According to Tétrault, reasons for acquiring second citizenship are numerous, but often come down to offering better opportunities to the children, visa-free travels abroad, new business opportunities. But be careful of cheap scams, as very few specialized immigration lawyers have experience in assisting in these complex and important immigration processes.
He explained that some of the attractive programmes to Nigerian high net worth individuals include: Quebec Immigrant Investor Program which was created in 1986. He said that this program leads to Permanent Residency in Canada, adding that people with over 1.600.000 CA$ net worth can qualify if they are in management positions. He added: “This programme is about to re-open on August 31, 2015. It should remain open until end of January 2016, but could be suspended earlier if maximum quota is met. Required investment of 800,000CA$ that can be financed by Canadian Financial institution.”



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