Maple Leaf Card, commonly known as PR, has a role similar to a US green card. It is an identity certificate held after immigrants' naturalization. So, whether it is convenient to apply for a Canadian maple Leaf Card through study abroad, the author will conduct in-depth analysis.

Application requirements for Canadian maple leaf card

1. Your application must be submitted in Canada;

After becoming a permanent resident, if you have lived for five years, you need to provide evidence that the total number of days of residence in Canada in the past five years has reached 730 days, that is, two years; if you have become a permanent resident for less than five years, it must be stated that within five years after you have obtained the permanent resident status, I can ensure that the actual number of days of residence in Canada reaches at least 730 days, that is, two years.

3. No repatriation order was received;

4. Not a Canadian citizen;

5. Do not be convicted for abuse of PR card.

Application steps for Canadian maple leaf card

1. Confirm whether the application conditions are met;

2. Prepare application materials;

3. Submit an application to the Immigration Bureau;

4. The Immigration Bureau issues a file number and material review letter;

5. Waiting for review results, additional materials may be needed;

6. Wait for the Immigration Bureau’s Maple Leaf Card to receive the notice;

7. Receive the maple leaf card.

Benefits of Canadian Maple Leaf Card

Apart from being unable to participate in state voting, permanent Canadians have their rights as their own citizens;

After applying for a Canadian immigration visa, you will go to another country to study or visit, and the approval is usually smooth. For example, when you go to the United States, the success rate of applying for a multiple entry visa for ten years is very high.

All permanent residents are able to work for any type of institution except for a few positions involving core state secrets.

4. You can freely travel between China and Canada without any procedures;

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

You can receive compulsory education, get free vocational skills learning opportunities, enjoy social security benefits, and be eligible for priority access to specific education subsidies.

7. The right to enter, stay or leave Canada;

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

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

Is it convenient to apply for a maple leaf card for studying in Canada? After analysis, as long as all requirements are met and a complete document is submitted, it is not complicated to apply for the status of studying in Canada. Students who plan to go there need to plan as soon as possible. If you want to know additional study abroad information, please keep paying attention to the Chinese Education Online Foreign Language Section