Maple Leaf Card is a proof of your permanent residence in Canada. Canadian Maple Leaf Card, also known as a permanent resident card or public relations card, but having a maple leaf card does not mean that you always have the right to permanently live in Canada. In the past five years, the accumulation of permanent resident status can be retained within two years, and the maple leaf card can be updated to constantly have a permanent residence status. If the Canadian maple leaf card expires or meets living conditions, the Canadian immigration office will cancel your permanent residence status.

Therefore, if you want to obtain a permanent residence in Canada, you can apply for Canadian citizenship within five years after obtaining Maple Leaf Card.

According to the "Canadian Citizen Law", those who apply for citizens must meet the following qualifications:

1. Must be a legal permanent resident in Canada;

2. Age is 18 years old or above;

3. In the first five years of the application, it stayed in Canada for three years;

4. With sufficient English or French ability, you can read and write simple documents;

5. Learn about the rights and responsibilities of Canadian citizens, and be familiar with Canada's political system, historical background and geographical conditions. You need to take the citizen's test and pass.

6. For children under the age of 18, if their parents or parents are already Canadian citizens, or apply for citizenship while they are parents or parents, the applicant does not require it to live in Canada for three years.

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