But will and propaganda are the same thing. Will the actual processing time of the immigration department be another issue? Even the following pictures use the word "dream". But hope is always good

According to Ming Pao, federal immigration minister Ahmed said on September 16: "The processing time for permanent resident cards (maple leaf cards) has been shortened from the initial 10 to 18 months to 52 days, and the future goal is to speed up the processing time to 14 days."

It was his promise, he headed to the entertainment center in Brampton, Toronto for an immigration-themed community meeting to discuss Canada’s immigration system with voters.

Replace maple leaf card for 18 months shortened to 52 days

During his participation in the above-mentioned community meeting, Hesson also gave a detailed introduction to the achievements of the Federal Liberal Party in reforming the immigration system after it came to power, including

No longer create "second-class citizen"

Federal Immigration Minister Hesen reiterated that the naturalization law has been revised, the naturalization stay time has been relaxed, and the naturalization stay time has been changed to no longer deprive people of Canadian nationality, and those involved in serious crimes, resulting in the so-called "second-class citizenship."

In 2017, the second round of the 2017 lottery for the Guaranteed Parents and Grandparent Immigration Program (PGP) will have 3,500 positions, as some of the guarantors drawn in the first round of lottery this year failed to meet the application requirements after receiving an “invitation for immigration application”, and the immigration department failed to complete the immigration quota for 10,000 people. Guarantors who won the prize in the second round of lottery will receive an "Immigration Application Invitation" (ITA), and their deadline for submitting immigration application materials is December 8 this year.

Requirements for replacing Canadian maple card:

Whether you apply for a maple leaf card for the first time or apply for a second maple leaf card in the next five years, you must pass the "residence test". Any person with permanent residence status in Canada must fulfill his residence obligations for more than 730 days within any five years. If you have not lived for five years since logging in, you can also consider it to meet the following 5 residency requirements and include the time of residence in the calculation and be considered to have fulfilled your residency obligation:

1. Accompanying Canadian citizens abroad: living outside Canada, family with Canadian citizenship;

2. Overseas work: Full-time employees sent overseas by Canadian companies or full-time officials.

3. Accompany Canada to permanently reside abroad. Your daily companionship of Canadian permanent residents abroad can be included in the calculation. This permanent resident must be your spouse, cohabitation partner or parent.

4. Hold a valid return certificate. Valid rebate certificate holders can include it in foreign calculations every day.

5. Human reasons. If the residence requirements are not met, any inseparable humanitarian factors may still be included in the reasons for whether an individual maintains permanent resident status. The Immigration Bureau will notify whether additional review is required.

But if you want to knock on the blackboard, be aware that many entrepreneurs hire certain immigration companies to force the above five regulations because they can’t let go of their business in their original residence. result---

“New progress has been made in the investigation into Canada’s largest immigration fraud case. According to the latest notice from the Canadian Border Services and the tax agency, four more Chinese were sentenced for their participation in the case.

New Can is a unlicensed immigration consultant in Richmond, British Columbia, and three employees Zheng Wen Ye, Tian "Gary" Chen and Xiao Ben Chu were sentenced to six months to two years in prison respectively. Another client involved in the company and Che Fang were fined and repatriated.

As for Che Fang, he commissioned a new one to apply for his permanent resident status, which forged false jobs, wages and tax returns for him, but in fact he paid himself. He was fined $500 billion on July 6 and was deported.

The Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the Canadian Revenue Agency announced Friday, September 15 that Xun Sunny Wang, the head of the new canned food and two companies, was suspected of causing fraud for about 1,600 customers. Of these, 770 people have lost their permanent resident status or citizenship or are facing repatriation.

Wang Xun was sentenced to seven years in prison for suspected tax evasion and fraud to defraud the fake passports of wealthy Chinese people. When Wang Xun was arrested, Canadian border forces confiscated 321 Chinese passports and continued to investigate the case.