Many people are confused about the requirements for Canadian students to apply for citizenship and whether such identities are easy to obtain. I will introduce them to you now. I hope it can be helpful. Please read it carefully next.

1. Whether to apply for a maple leaf card after studying in Canada for 9 years

Applying for a maple leaf card does not only consider the duration of your study abroad, but requires you to make a decision based on your academic qualifications and provinces. For example, if you are studying for a master's degree in Ontario, you need to apply for the province's nomination indicator after graduation. In the past, it was a first come first served, but now you have to pass the score to meet the standards.

Even so, as long as you have one year of work experience, you are eligible to apply for the province's nomination. The key lies in actual work experience, not the length of your study time. I hope this information will be helpful to you.

2. Can 15-year-old children apply for maple leaf card?

According to the Canadian Immigration Ordinance, 15-year-old children are eligible to apply for a Canadian permanent residence permit. The eligibility to obtain this residence permit is not subject to age constraints. As long as the immigration standards are met, there is no need to worry about age factors. However, applying for this certificate must meet a number of requirements, such as language level, academic qualifications, professional resume, etc. At the same time, those under the age of eighteen must obtain the assistance and permission of the legal guardian. Therefore, a fifteen-year-old boy can apply for Canadian citizenship certificate, but the premise is that he must meet the conditions for immigration and must also obtain approval from his parents or the person responsible for taking care of him.

3. Application conditions and fees for Canadian maple leaf card

Eligible for housing conditions: If you become a permanent resident for five years or more, you must ensure that within the past five years, you must have a total of 730 days in Canada, that is, two years; if you become a permanent resident for less than five years, you must be able to confirm that within five years, you can actually live in Canada for 730 days, that is, two years.

4. Application conditions for naturalization of maple leaf card

1. Maple Leaf Card Cumulatively stay for three years within five years Naturalization Examination CLB4.

Some people who hold maple leaf cards must submit relevant naturalization materials if they want to obtain Canadian citizenship.

5. The latest regulations for Canadian maple leaf card

1. First: Each maple leaf card is valid for 5 years, and a new maple leaf card must be issued after five years;

In the second case, if you want to apply for a replacement maple leaf card, you need to meet a requirement, that is, you must live for two years (a total of 730 days);

Third, if you live for less than two years in five years, you will not be eligible to renew your maple leaf card. Unless you comply with the special circumstances listed in immigration regulations, you will lose the opportunity to renew your maple leaf card.

During the Canadian immigration application process, if you cannot obtain a valid citizenship certificate, it means that you cannot arrive in the country smoothly.

6. How to get a maple leaf card for a doctorate in Canada

For overseas students, if they pursue a postdoctoral degree in China, if they have had more than one year of career experience (including experience as a teaching assistant in the master's degree), they are eligible to apply for the "Canadian Green Card". Normally, the review process for this green card takes about nineteen months. If you live in the country for four consecutive years and meet the conditions for three years, you are eligible to apply for a travel document. After submitting the application materials, it is expected to go through a waiting period of one to nineteen months before you can obtain official approval.

7. Latest regulations for maple leaf card

1. First: Each maple leaf card is valid for 5 years, and a new maple leaf card must be issued after five years;

2. Second: The condition for reissueing maple leaf card is that "you must live for two years within five years (the total reaches 730 days)";

3. Third: If you live within five years or less than two years, you do not meet the conditions for reissue maple leaf card (unless you have exceptions stipulated in the Immigration Law, you will not be able to reissue maple leaf card);

4. Fourth: During the application process of immigration to Canada, once a valid maple leaf card cannot be obtained, it means that you will not be able to enter Canada normally.