The main condition for applying for Canadian Maple Leaf Card is that applicants must be a permanent resident of Canada. To become a permanent resident of Canada, you must first apply for Canadian immigrants.

After the new immigrant arrives in Canada, the Maple Leaf Card will subsequently mail it. When entering the customs, the immigrant officer will verify your personal information, including photos, and then send the Maple Leaf Card to you in the following three weeks. When the new permanent resident arrives separately, if you fail to provide a communication address when entering the customs, or if you want to change the address, you need to declare a new address. If the immigration address cannot be provided within 180 days after entering, the immigration department must re -apply for a permanent resident card and pay the relevant costs. If the maple leaf card has not been received after 30 days of the application address, please notify the Immigration Bureau.

The application of Maple Leaf Card must be proposed in Canada. Applicants must provide Canadian Citizens living in Canada as the guarantor and have known the applicant for more than two years. In addition, whether it is the first application or re -application, the applicant needs to pass the "residence test".

Permanent residents in Canada:

Applying for the Canadian Maple Leaf Card must comply with the provisions of residence obligations. If the identity of the permanent resident has exceeded 5 or 5 years, in the past 5 years, you must live on the territory for more than 730 days. Live at least 730 days in 5 years.

Whether you apply for a maple leaf card or reorganizing the second maple leaf card in the next five years, you must pass the "residence test". All those holding Canadian permanently must fulfill the residence obligations of 730 within five years. On the sky, if you have no life in 730 days after landing five years, you can also see it as the following five cases that meet the requirements of residential requirements, and include it including overseas residential time, including overseas residence.

1. Accompany Canadian citizens abroad:

Family members holding Canadian citizenship stay outside Canada;

Calculating with Canadian citizens every day, the citizen needs to be your spouse, cohabitant or parent (if you are a child under 22 years old)

2. Overseas office:

Canadian company is located overseas full -time employees, or Canadian official full -time civil servants.

Canadian overseas workers can include Canadian overseas workers work abroad every day. You must be a complete time employee, appointed by Canadian companies or Canadian officials who are sent overseas or overseas, and encountered the following situations:

(1) Positions outside Canada

(2) Relations outside Canada

(3) Canadian company or foreign customers

3. Accompany Canada's permanent residents abroad

Every day, you can calculate the daily permanent residents of Canada. This permanent resident must be your spouse, a cohabitant or parent (if you are a child under 22), the permanent resident spouse meets the above 2 in the above 2. Members holding permanent residence have been dispatched by Canadian companies as overseas or in Canada officials overseas. In this case, they go abroad with their families.

4. Hold a valid return certificate

Effective return holders can be included in overseas calculations every day.

5. Humanitarian

If you cannot meet the requirements of residents, you can still include the impossible humanitarian factors in the reasons for whether to maintain the permanent resident identity.

The above is the application conditions for the Canadian Maple Leaf Card. If you have questions about Maple Leaf Card, please consult the professionals in this field.