What is the difference between a Canadian maple card and a US green card?

The US Green Card and the Canadian Maple Leaf Card are both proof of the permanent residence status of the two countries, but the differences may be less than those two cards. 1. Different residence times. U.S. green card holders cannot leave the country for more than 183 days, meaning they need to log in to the U.S. every six months. To live permanently in Canada, you need to live in Canada for 2 years to retain your immigration status. 2. Different benefits. The benefits of the United States are not as good as those of Canada. For example, there is no universal health insurance in the United States and no maternity leave is paid. Additionally, Canadian holders who do not reside in Canada can apply for taxes and they are required to pay taxes anywhere they have a U.S. green card. 3. No visa treatment is different. Canada does not have a visa to the United States, and the United States does not need a visa to go to Canada. However, the United States does not have a visa exemption to Canada and requires a visa, but the application is relatively simple and can usually be passed.