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How to migrate to Canada if self-employed

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Dear Mr Brown:I am an aspiring musician and artist. However, things are not really going well with me right now as tourism, entertainment and events are not happening due to COVID-19. I would like to know if musicians and performers can migrate to Canada?�- AS�Dear AS:It is possible for you to obtain Canadian permanent resident status as a self-employed person.

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