Canada is well-deserved as a hot land for immigration, and it always occupies a high position in the ranking of all the best immigration destination countries.

Canada's welfare policy system is widely praised and has attracted many people to live in the country for a long time. The main purpose is to value the welfare guarantee here.

Those who settle in Canada will get a "maple leaf card". Permanent residents who own this card, in addition to the right to vote, can enjoy the same treatment as Canadian citizens, and their whole family can enjoy free medical care and their children can receive 12 years of free education.

Moreover, having a permanent Canadian resident status can easily travel between China and Canada without applying for an entry permit, which is extremely convenient to operate.

Residents in Canada for three consecutive years and successfully passed relevant tests, and after five years, you will be eligible to apply for citizenship.

This episode will introduce information about Canadian green cards. Please pay attention and learn together.

1. What is a maple leaf card

The maple leaf card is the Canadian permanent resident card, which is a proof of identity, indicating that the holder is already a permanent resident of the country. Obtaining this card means becoming a permanent resident.

Holding a Canadian citizenship card can obtain a variety of conveniences, including access to health care services, paid leave, ensuring work stability, receiving pregnancy allowances, providing spousal support, and providing sick allowances, etc.

When enjoying relevant benefits, you must also bear the responsibility for residence. Cardholders must abide by the basic requirements of the maple leaf card, that is, you must meet the residence standards that will be postponed after five years: the total number of days in Canada during the five-year period cannot be less than 730 days.

2. Use of maple leaf card

1. Improve the quality of life

Canada is a place with excellent environment, ranking among many suitable countries, and has been awarded the title of most suitable living many times. The air here is very fresh, the natural scenery is charming, and the pace of life is soothing, which can effectively improve the living standards of the whole family.

2. Free medical treatment for all

Canada has a medical system covering the whole people, and all provinces implement local medical insurance plans. Those participating in public medical insurance can receive exclusive medical certificates. No fees are required for medical activities such as medical examinations, outpatient diagnosis and treatment, and surgery.

3. One person holds a maple leaf card, and the whole family immigrates

As long as someone at home has a maple leaf card, the spouse and unmarried children under the age of 22 can apply to immigrate to Canada together. The elderly at home can also reunite the whole family in Canada through reunion immigration.

4. Free travel in China and Canada

Join Canada and become a permanent settler. Your Chinese identity will not change. You will continue to hold a passport of the People's Republic of China. It is very convenient to travel between China and Canada. You do not need to go through any approval and you can enter and exit the two countries at will.

5. Rich parenting benefits

Canadian permanent residents don’t have to worry about the number of children, no matter how many children they have, they will not cause financial pressure. The government provides a number of benefits such as milk funds and child care subsidies to ensure that the family lives without worries.

6. Can apply for naturalization, and the visa exemption level is higher

If you have permanent resident status in Canada, you can decide at your own discretion whether to apply to become a Canadian citizen and thus obtain a Canadian travel document. This document currently allows holders to enter more than 180 countries and regions without visa.

3. Application steps for Canadian maple leaf card

Step 1: Prepare the materials required for Canadian maple card

Next, all the prepared documents need to be submitted to the Maple Leaf Card Review Department located in Canada by mail

Step 3: Wait for review by the Immigration Department

Step 4: Query the Maple Leaf Card Review Results

Step 5: Wait for the Immigration Department’s Maple Leaf Card to receive the notice

Step 6: Receive the Maple Leaf Card