Many new immigrants have a lot of mistakes in the Canadian immigration law, and they have made a lot of mistakes in the updated maple leaf cards, and how to retain Canadian permanent residents.

Common errors are as follows:

To retain Canadian permanent resident status, you must live in Canada for two years every 5 years;

The Canadian Immigration Law stipulates that permanent residents must live in Canada every five years. But the following exceptions:

one. Family members with Canadian citizenship live abroad;

B. A registered company in Canada, groups or government agencies have dispatched full -time work abroad;

C. Family members registered with Canada and have a Canadian permanent residents, groups or government agencies.

If your situation belongs to one of the above three cases, even if you have not lived in Canada for two years in the past five years, you can still retain Canadian permanent residents and renew the new maple leaf card. But you must provide relevant proof materials.

If the maple leaf card expires or the extension of the maple leaf card is rejected, the state of permanent residents in Canada will be lost automatically;

Many new immigrants believe that maple leaf cards have expired or delayed applications to automatically lose Canadian permanent resident status. In fact, as long as the immigration bureau applies a new maple leaf card, the maple leaf card has expired. If the expansion of the maple leaf card refused to apply, this does not mean that the identity of the permanent resident is lost, unless it is the formal notice of the Immigration Bureau to cancel the qualifications of permanent residents. Even if you receive a notice to cancel the qualifications of permanent residents, there will be a chance to appeal.

After living in Canada for two years, the Maple Leaf Card will be successfully renewed.

Many new immigrants believe that as long as they have lived in Canada for two years in the past five years (that is, not more than 1095 days before the country), they can successfully renew the visa. However, in fact, if the applicant's departure time is very close to 1095 days, even if his maple leaf card delay application is approved, the applicant may encounter trouble when receiving a new maple leaf card. Immigration officials will ask applicants a lot of questions. If immigration officials are not satisfied with the applicant's answer, they can ask it to make up for the materials, and even further investigate the applicant. The investigation process is about 10 months. Therefore, we recommend that new immigrants leave the country within 5 years, rather than nearly 1095 days, and it is best to relax one or two months.