Vancouver Harbor () Comprehensive report: After Ms. Lu, a resident of Hong Kong, has long lived and worked in Hong Kong after obtaining permanent Canadian residents. Now that her parents are already old and dying, she hopes to return to her parents to take care of her parents, but because of the violation of the "Immigration Law" regulations, they don't have enough time to live enough time. The appeal was still rejected.

On March 19, 1993, Ms. Lu landed in Canada with her parents and obtained permanent resident status. During 5 years, she returned to Canada 4 times and lived only 115 days before and after. It seriously violates the minimum requirements of 730 days within 5 years, and the degree of violations is very serious. Ms. Lu applied for travel documents () in 2017, but the Immigration Department found that there was no living conditions for permanent residents.

The Appeals Department of the Immigration and refugee Bureau believes that although Ms. Lu often visit her parents and sisters who often visit her in Canada, she has never worked hard. No willingness to take root here, her root is still in Hong Kong. Even now, her wish can still spend more time in Canada and help the parents of the elderly, but she eventually lives in Hong Kong with her husband and son.

Because Ms. Lu had no intention of staying in Canada for a long time, even if she was deprived of permanent resident status, she would not encounter any difficulties. In view of this, the officials of immigration and refugee bureau called for the decision of the Immigration Bureau and rejected Ms. Lu's appeal.

A few days ago, Meng (pseudonym), who invested in immigration, was rejected by the Canadian Immigration Department and did not appeal.

According to the information released by the Federal Immigration Bureau, in May 2010, Mr. Meng brought his wife and children to Canada through investment immigration, but he left his wife and children two weeks after landing, returned to China alone, and then lived. The focus is still the same as before immigration, and has been working and living in China.

In the whole five years from April 23, 2011 to April 22, 2016, Mr. Meng's residence in Canada was less than 300 days in Canada. 730 days of residence requirements.

After investigating the investigation of the immigration department, he immediately canceled his immigration status and promulgated a decree. Mr. Meng naturally did not accept it, but spent a difficult immigrant.

Statistics show that more than 4,000 people in Canada are waiting for repatriation.

It is worth noting that according to the existing data, 829 Chinese people were repatriated in September 2016, and 836 in October! This ratio is close to 20 % of the repatriation number.

According to the photos provided by the Canadian border, the recent stay is not satisfied. With the expansion of applicants' living in Canada, pseudo -entry and exit chapters have become more and more common. In other words, less than two years after landing, more and more immigrants live in less than 2 years.

Therefore, how can Canadian immigration supervision calculate whether they live in five years in five years? To understand a specific algorithm who has lived in Canada for 2 years within 5 years, we must first understand the time of Canada.

According to the provisions of the Canadian Immigration Bureau, it has lived within 5 years, which means that 730 days can apply for an expansion application for maple leaf card to retain the qualifications of permanent residents. To understand a specific algorithm who has lived in Canada for 2 years within 5 years, we must first understand the time of Canada.

According to the Canadian Immigration Bureau, the following three situations

Can meet the conditions for living in Canada:

Canadian immigration and surveillance time calculation method

First of all, I actually live in Canada.

Secondly, this is a Canadian company (except registration, continuous management records) or Canadian government agencies work overseas. At present, the time for living abroad is considered to live in Canada.

Third, spouses are lived overseas with Canadian citizens. At present, the time for living abroad is also regarded as living in Canada.

However, children who have Canadian citizenship overseas cannot be regarded as living in Canada, and children under 22 will accompany Canadian parents' lives overseas, which can be regarded as living in Canada.

To understand the concept of life time in Canada, you can understand the algorithm that retains the time of Maple Leaf Card. Within 2 years, it is from login to immigration, nor does it get the maple leaf card. There are two forms of its algorithms: one is to push up from the application of maple leaf cards for 5 years, 5 years and 5 years. It lived in time for two years. The second is the countdown to I enter Canada every time. As long as it can be proved that through one of the above three lifestyles, in any method, to meet the requirements of life for 2 years, it meets the conditions of life over 5 years. In this way, the problem to face is that the Immigration Department has postponed it to the Maple Leaf Card for 5 years for 5 years, and it lasts for 5 years. According to the entry of the country, the border will last for 5 years.

After expansion, the maple leaf card (that is, the login of more than 5 years) may encounter this trouble of entering and exiting. For example, in May 2010, the expansion of the Maple Leaf Card was 2 years from 2005 to 2010. It may be two years in 2005 and 2006, or it may be 2009 and 2009, 2009, 2009, 2009, 2009, 2009, 2009 and 2009. In this way, when the new Maple Leaf Card extended after May 2010 and returned to Canada in May 2012, the border will be pushed up for 5 years in May 2012. In other words, people who have lived 2 years from May 2007 to May 2012 can enter the country before entering the country. Otherwise, the border has the right to prevent it from entering the country. Therefore, the holder of the Maple Leaf Card should pay attention to this and meet the requirements of the immigration bureau and the boundary as much as possible at the time of living.