What is Immigration by investment?

Immigration by investment:

1. One of the most important gifts that one will ever give to its children is an international outlook.
2. A broad horizon and not a parochial and narrow mindset is what differentiates an informed individual from an uninformed one.
3. A world-class education readies an individual to think macro and beyond triviality.
4. Children who pass-out of internationally-accredited universities become world citizens and are duly compensated in monetary terms. Logic as opposed to rote learning should be the basis of how children are taught.
5. A known turf breeds complacency and inertia whereas a competitive and rugged landscape compels one to push frontiers.
6. Empathy is all pervasive and permeates the psyche of Canada. How pertinent it is that children think of others not as belonging to one economic class or another but as people with whom to justly share their social and economic existence!!
7. The intermingling of cultures, ethnicities, cuisines, festivals infuses a sense of camaraderie in the conscience of the young.
8. Another salient feature of a developed country in general and Canada in particular is its world-class healthcare that guarantees aid in times of almost inevitable frailties of 'old age'.
9. As mentioned in earlier bulletins nothing is foolproof, especially so human existence. All societies have their advantages and disadvantages but the benefits of immigrating to Canada far outweigh the disadvantages, especially if one considers the benefits accruing to the next-gen as being of paramount importance.
10. Capitalism with a conscience, capitalism with communitarianism, capitalism with adequate safeguards to protect the left-behinds is a desirable society. Of all the first-world countries, Canada comes closest in aiming to achieve the above-mentioned traits of a just society.

If you have made-up your mind to settle in a developed country, if you have the financial wherewithal and, most importantly, if you can ward-off inertia, take baby steps towards knowing what it entails to shift to Canada.