Many Chinese voluntarily abandoned the Maple Leaf Card for various reasons. They believed that it was convenient for ten years to travel to and from Canada, but did not expect a certain risk. Recently, an elderly man in Hong Kong voluntarily gave up the maple leaf card and planned to re -put the maple leaf card, which changed his thoughts. As a result, he was rejected by immigration officials. She now appeals. In the end, whether she can succeed is still unknown.

According to court documents, 79-OELD BAO (Jun Yuan Pao (transliteration) was born in Shanghai. After Canada, in Canada's electronic travel license (ETA), she applied for. Residents, if you do not need to apply for an electronic travel license to apply, you must first apply for permanent resident status.

Later, Bao changed his mind and believed that Canada was more suitable for pensions. Therefore, she re -used the maple leaf card with the Canadian government on December 12, 2018, but was rejected by immigrant officials. Immigration officials believe that you can't go back because you recommend giving up permanent residence rights. The BAO issued an appeal, and the Federal Court judge made a judgment: the decision made before the immigration official was put on hold, and asked another immigrant official to review the BAO application.

According to reports, 5,407 Chinese citizens have abandoned Canada's permanent residence because they voluntarily abandon Canada's permanent residence rights. Immigration to Canada, but the source of work and income is still in China. As a permanent resident of Canada, they need to live in Canada for a while, and they must announce overseas property and tax to the Canadian tax bureau. It is best to let his wife and children live in Canada, give up the maple leaf card, and use a ten -year visa instead of all kinds of inconvenience. In any case, if they want to retire in Canada, they have become the wives and children of Canadian citizens who can guarantee their Canadian citizens.

The Canadian Immigration Department said that if people who abandon the permanent residents want immigration to Canada, their treatment will be different because they have given up.

Some immigration lawyers pointed out that many "voluntary abandoned" people were intentionally instructed by immigration officials. In order to reduce appeals and save human resources and funds, the Canadian Immigration Department was suspected of intentionally guiding the applicant to give up the identity of permanent residents. People may be confused based on the guidance of the visa center, and "voluntarily" signed an application for abandoning the status of permanent residents in order to successfully enter the country without delaying more time.