一家人花费4万加元申请加拿大居留权,却在移民噩梦后返回中国
2025年10月14日
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvd6_KyhwEE
TingTing Biao和她的家人今年1月来到萨斯卡通,梦想着在加拿大安家落户。在这场他们称之为移民噩梦的灾难中损失了数万美元后,他们回到了中国,现在正在警告其他人,加拿大移民体系存在漏洞。
我们没钱。经济上遭受重创,心碎不已,Ting Bao的加拿大梦最终没有实现。今年1月,她和家人持旅游签证从中国来到加拿大,但学校老师想办法留下来。大概六年前,我女儿出生的时候,我们想去加拿大。
Bao向萨斯卡通的这家移民机构寻求帮助。在这里,她遇到了Jun Sue,Jun Sue给了她移民建议。这位女士提供了一条看似清晰的永久居留权途径。标价11万美元。
专家表示,这是通常费用的10倍。我们损失了所有的钱,而且没有给女儿任何食物。
鲍和苏签了合同,但专家表示,苏给出的建议并不能帮她获得永久居留权。鲍的工作许可申请后来被拒绝,当时她的工作甚至不符合永久居留权的申请条件。
在听到更多糟糕的建议后,鲍最终放弃了。她总共支付了4万美元。中国人用我们的钱来交易,欺骗了我们。
然后鲍才得知苏甚至没有执照。
鲍和她的丈夫与苏对峙。他们甚至去了她家要求退款。警察把他们赶了出去。
她说:“好的,出去。”
苏拒绝了CBC的镜头采访请求。在一封电子邮件声明中,苏声称鲍和她的家人损害了她的名誉。她说她只是协助丈夫Zen Tau,CBC已确认Zen Tau是一名持牌顾问。移民和公民顾问学院负责监管移民代理。学院表示,由于Sue没有执照,她不能收取移民咨询费用。除此之外,任何费用都必须合理。Sue表示,加拿大的自由市场允许她自行设定费用。
咨询行业就像一个开放的蛮荒西部。
这位专家表示,监管松懈,执法力度不足。指导意见是错误的。所以从某种意义上说,这是一种误导。
嗯,但还有一个更深层次的问题,嗯,这与你拿钱做什么有关,那就是正确地为人们提供永久居留权的建议。
打个招呼。Bao现在没有在加拿大开始新生活,而是回到了中国,被噩梦缠身。在梦里,我哭了。我丈夫摇晃着我,把我摇醒了,我又在哭梦里。妈妈拿不到钱。悲伤、愤怒,希望她的故事能阻止其他人失去金钱和未来。
Ashwariaduda,CBC新闻,萨斯卡通。
Family who spent $40K seeking Canadian residency return to China after immigration nightmare
2025年10月14日
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvd6_KyhwEE
TingTing Biao and her family came to Saskatoon in January with a dream to make Canada their home. After losing tens of thousands of dollars in what they call an immigration nightmare, they have returned to China and are now warning others about cracks in the Canadian immigration system.
We don't have the money. Financially devastated and heartbroken, that's not how Ting Bao expected her Canadian dream to turn out. In January, she and her family came from China to Canada on tourist visas, but the school teacher wanted to find a way to stay. When my daughter was born, maybe six years ago, uh we we we want to uh go to Canada.
Bao turned to this Saskatoon immigration agency for help. Here she met Jun Sue, who gave her the immigration advice. The woman offered what appeared to be a clear path to permanent residency. The price tag, $110,000.
Experts say that's 10 times the typical cost. We lost our whole money and and we we no food gave my daughter.
Bao signed this contract with Sue, but experts say Sue gave advice that would not lead to permanent residency. Ba's work permit application was later denied and her job didn't even qualify for a permanent residency pathway at the time.
After more bad advice, Bao walked away. In total, she paid $40,000. Chinese people trade our money, lied to
us.
Then Ba learned Sue isn't even licensed.
Ba and her husband confronted Sue. They even went to her house demanding a refund. The police made them leave.
She said, "Yes, go out."
Sue declined CBC's request for an on camera interview. In an email statement, Sue alleges Bao and her family have damaged her reputation. She says she simply assists her husband, Zen Tau, who CBC has confirmed is a licensed consultant. The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants regulates agents. It says since Sue is not licensed, she cannot charge money for immigration advice. And beyond that, any fees must be reasonable. Sue says Canada's free market allows her to set her own fees.
It's an open wild west when it comes to consultancy.
This expert says the regulations are lax and there's not enough enforcement. the guidance was incorrect. So in a sense it's a misdirection.
Uh but there's a deeper problem uh that relates to what you're paid to do properly advise people to get that path to permanent residence.
Say hi. Instead of a new life in Canada, Bao is now back in China haunted by nightmares. In a dream, I'm crying. My husband shake shake me wake up and I I'm in crying dream. Mom can't get the money. Sad, angry, and hoping her story stops others from losing money and their
future. Ashwariaduda, CBC News, Saskatoon.