International Trading Business in chemicals

[scylla]

Can my son apply for my PR ?

Depends if he qualifies.

 

[scylla]

Can my son apply for my PR ?

To be more specific, your son first has to become a PR himself. He then needs to make enough income for three years in a row to meet the income requirements of the parent / grandparent sponsorship program. He will then have to enter a lottery and wait to be selected as a sponsor.

 

[Naturgrl]

Can my son apply for my PR ?

Not until he has been PR for at least 3 years and meets minimum income requirements. Then you enter the lottery and hope you will be selected. Some people are never selected and many wait years. It is a popular program with only about 20,000 selected per year with hundreds of thousands of applicants.

 

[ashbak59]

Ok noted thanks for your inputs & time

 

[Naturgrl]

Ok noted thanks for your inputs & time

If son is still a student, then you have years for PR. Once he has PR, you may be eligible for a supervisa if he has the income.

 

[Chasewo]

If you're considering diving into international trading with chemicals, I'd say it’s a solid move, but it’s not without its challenges. For one, you’ll need to understand the regulations and rules around shipping chemicals across borders, especially with safety and environmental laws.

 

[Chasewo]

If you're considering diving into international trading with chemicals, I'd say it’s a solid move, but it’s not without its challenges. For one, you’ll need to understand the regulations and rules around shipping chemicals across borders, especially with safety and environmental laws.

I'd recommend working with reliable trading companies specializing in chemicals – they can help navigate all the legal stuff and ensure your shipments go smoothly. You’ll also want to keep an eye on market trends in the countries you're trading with. It's always good to build strong relationships with suppliers and buyers. Ultimately, it’s about finding the right balance between risk and reward.