The Canadian Green Card, also known as the Canadian Permanent Residence Card, is a document used to prove that foreigners have permanent resident status in Canada. Once an applicant successfully applies for Canadian immigration, the Canadian government will grant him permanent resident status and issue a maple leaf card. Those who hold maple leaf cards can enjoy most of the rights of Canadian citizens except for political rights.

Having a Canadian identity, traveling to other countries to study or visit is usually convenient. Taking the United States as an example, applying for a visa with multiple entry for ten years is often smoother.

Permanent residents can work for any organization except for positions involving some core national secrets.

After obtaining the Canadian Maple Leaf Card, your immigration status becomes a permanent resident, but your Chinese nationality remains unchanged and you can travel between China and Canada without restrictions.

4. Protected by Canadian laws and enjoy equal rights for everyone before the law.

People with Canadian green cards can receive twelve years of basic education, no tuition fees are required in secondary and primary schools, can receive social relief, and have the opportunity to receive certain educational grants first.

6. The right to enter, stay or leave Canada.

7. The right to freely choose a career and place of residence.

8. Enjoy the right to be educated in ethnic minority languages.

Experience Canada's excellent living conditions. The country's political situation is stable, social security is sound, and natural scenery is beautiful. What is particularly prominent is that the cost is not high and the people generally have wealthy families. Because of this, the local atmosphere is harmonious and the pace is soothing, making it suitable for enjoying a comfortable daily life.

It is possible to travel to more than 100 regions around the world without applying for an entry permit, which is a privilege for Canadian maple card holders who are able to enter these countries without a visa.

Holding a Canadian identity allows for a variety of conveniences provided by the country, but identity holders must strictly abide by Canadian terms regarding identity, especially residency obligations. Your long-term residence eligibility will be at risk if you violate relevant regulations.