How to return to Canada to receive a new card after the Canadian maple leaf card expires?

Some people believe that the Canadian maple leaf card can still obtain permanent residents' travel certificate after it expires. This conclusion is false. First, if you apply before the two-year residence period, you are very likely to be rejected and may endanger the qualification of a green card. It takes a long time to apply for a travel certificate. If you want to enter the country quickly, you can tailor the return plan for each applicant by examining the personal entry and exit records. This plan ensures that customs clearance is foolproof. For specific information, please contact the lady in the picture for WeChat consultation.

In accordance with the permanent residents' renewal requirements, cardholders must live in the country for two years for two years before they can meet the standards. Living for two years within five years is not based on the time when the immigration lands, nor is it starting from the time when the maple leaf card is received. There are two calculation methods: one is to calculate from the date of application for the extension of the maple leaf card, and you need to live for two years within five years; the other is to calculate backwards for five years based on the time point of each entry into Canada.

In other words, if it can be proved that any reverse traceability path, with the help of one of the above-mentioned living methods, meets the standard of lasting two years, then it will meet the requirement of meeting the standard for two years within five years.

If you live with a partner who has obtained citizenship abroad, you can not be affected. So some "astronauts" families return to their country after their spouses obtain citizenship and live with their partner who holds a Canadian card, so that their immigration qualifications will not be cancelled, and many of them apply to become non-tax residents.