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一家人花費4萬加元申請加拿大居留權，卻在移民噩夢後返回中國
2025年10月14日
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvd6_KyhwEE
TingTing Biao和她的家人今年1月來到薩斯卡通，夢想著在加拿大安家落戶。在這場他們稱之為移民噩夢的災難中損失了數萬美元後，他們回到了中國，現在正在警告其他人，加拿大移民體係存在漏洞。
我們沒錢。經濟上遭受重創，心碎不已，Ting Bao的加拿大夢最終沒有實現。今年1月，她和家人持旅遊簽證從中國來到加拿大，但學校老師想辦法留下來。大概六年前，我女兒出生的時候，我們想去加拿大。
Bao向薩斯卡通的這家移民機構尋求幫助。在這裏，她遇到了Jun Sue，Jun Sue給了她移民建議。這位女士提供了一條看似清晰的永久居留權途徑。標價11萬美元。
專家表示，這是通常費用的10倍。我們損失了所有的錢，而且沒有給女兒任何食物。
鮑和蘇簽了合同，但專家表示，蘇給出的建議並不能幫她獲得永久居留權。鮑的工作許可申請後來被拒絕，當時她的工作甚至不符合永久居留權的申請條件。
在聽到更多糟糕的建議後，鮑最終放棄了。她總共支付了4萬美元。中國人用我們的錢來交易，欺騙了我們。
然後鮑才得知蘇甚至沒有執照。
鮑和她的丈夫與蘇對峙。他們甚至去了她家要求退款。警察把他們趕了出去。
她說：“好的，出去。”
蘇拒絕了CBC的鏡頭采訪請求。在一封電子郵件聲明中，蘇聲稱鮑和她的家人損害了她的名譽。她說她隻是協助丈夫Zen Tau，CBC已確認Zen Tau是一名持牌顧問。移民和公民顧問學院負責監管移民代理。學院表示，由於Sue沒有執照，她不能收取移民谘詢費用。除此之外，任何費用都必須合理。Sue表示，加拿大的自由市場允許她自行設定費用。
谘詢行業就像一個開放的蠻荒西部。
這位專家表示，監管鬆懈，執法力度不足。指導意見是錯誤的。所以從某種意義上說，這是一種誤導。
嗯，但還有一個更深層次的問題，嗯，這與你拿錢做什麽有關，那就是正確地為人們提供永久居留權的建議。
打個招呼。Bao現在沒有在加拿大開始新生活，而是回到了中國，被噩夢纏身。在夢裏，我哭了。我丈夫搖晃著我，把我搖醒了，我又在哭夢裏。媽媽拿不到錢。悲傷、憤怒，希望她的故事能阻止其他人失去金錢和未來。
Ashwariaduda，CBC新聞，薩斯卡通。
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.
