Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions we hear most from clients navigating Canada–China business strategy.
Q1. Regarding Domestic Company Revenue Requirements
There is no absolute numerical threshold in legal provisions. The core of the audit lies in the relevance of business logic and organizational structure. Jiavei's audit process focuses on evaluating the business linkage between parent and subsidiary companies, ensuring that every executive transfer is obviously justifiable from a business standpoint — avoiding compliance risks from "hollow structures."
Q2. Regarding the Demonstration of "Significant Benefit" for C11
"Significant benefit" cannot come from rhetorical narrative alone — it must be grounded in concrete data benchmarks. Jiavei collaborates deeply with local industry experts and market research teams to demonstrate to immigration officers through rigorous logical validation that your project is truly necessary and indispensable to the Canadian market.
Q3. Regarding the Rehabilitation of a Refusal History
A refusal is not the end, but reapplication must undergo deep repair of legal deficiencies. We use ATIP requests (Access to Information and Privacy Act) to uncover the "root causes" behind decisions, reconstructing the evidence chain and initiating legal remediation procedures to find effective countermeasures within the compliance framework.
Q4. Regarding "Pathway Assessment" Before Commencement
Avoid "survivorship bias." In the game of global expansion, the generational cost of failure is extremely high. Jiavei's pathway assessment aims to clearly identify non-negotiable "compliance red lines" for you. Through front-loaded stress testing, we help you lock in the most certain course and avoid wasted time and capital.