Can I obtain Canadian permanent residence www. . com http: //www. . com Can I also obtain Canadian permanent residence? Can I re-enter with my Maple Leaf Card? The Canadian Maple Leaf Card represents immigration status, which means obtaining permanent residence qualifications in Canada. This card is valid for five years. As long as you live in Canada for two years during these five years, it can be automatically renewed for the next five-year period. For example, for wedding photos, Maple Leaf Card holders can travel to the United States. For new immigrants who have just arrived in Canada, when can they get their Maple Leaf Cards? Can I go to the United States? Obtaining Canadian immigration status only means that you do not need to apply for a visa to go to Canada. There are no other advantages. You can get a monthly child benefit of 200 to 300 yuan. Medical insurance requires a monthly payment of 185 Canadian dollars, but this only covers outpatient registration fees. You must bear the cost of medicines. The status of the child has become an important reference for new immigrants to legally avoid the residency requirements. Many people do not know the specific meaning of the Maple Leaf Card. My situation is that it usually takes four years to complete university studies in Canada. If you successfully obtain a Maple Leaf Card after graduation, congratulations on finding the right way. After obtaining immigration status, you must live in Canada for three years within four years to truly obtain a Maple Leaf Card. What exactly is the Maple Leaf Card? Someone asked: it is equivalent to the usage rights of the Sun Card (that is, the medical card) in Canada. Regarding the Maple Leaf Card, there is another question: After obtaining this card, how long do I need to stay to become a Canadian citizen? In fact, the Maple Leaf Card represents permanent resident status. Having Canadian citizenship is no longer Chinese citizenship, and China does not allow dual nationality. In fact, a photo of the Maple Leaf Card is required. You can enjoy medical insurance as a permanent resident, but specific benefits are determined based on your income level. After immigrating to Canada and obtaining a Maple Leaf Card, how long can I stay in China? This issue is not clear. It should be done with relevant documents when entering the country. If you travel to the United States of America, you must go to the relevant diplomatic mission to apply for entry and exit permit documents. Generally, legal credentials for applicants from Canada are valid for ten years. The benefit of immigrating to the Northern Commonwealth is that you can obtain permanent residence in the country. I received the certificate of representative status thirty days after entry. What does the so-called continuous residence requirement in a place of settlement refer to? Canadian Immigration Consulting Agency Haonianhua Study Abroad: As a leading study abroad agency in Jiangsu Province, I want to submit a skilled immigration application with my husband (the main applicant) in October. Since he runs a business in China, it is difficult to meet the 184-day residence requirement. I heard that there is a tax resident status that only requires 41 days and real estate to qualify. Is this true? For a comparative analysis of the residence time requirements of various immigration countries, see the China.com article "Comprehensive PK of Immigration Supervision Requirements in Various Countries", which mentions that Canadian immigration law stipulates that successful immigrants must land in the country within one year after passing the physical examination and obtain a Maple Leaf Card to become a permanent resident; the residence requirements for Canadian permanent residents in New Zealand are the same as those for citizens. For relevant information, please refer to the discussion on the Tik Tok Forum. It should be noted that the concept of immigration supervision contains dual meanings. One refers to the length of stay abroad in order to maintain immigration status, and the other refers to the period of residence necessary to obtain citizenship. This so-called immigration prison is often ridiculed as the "immigration jail", but in fact, immigration prison is not an easy task for those who apply for immigration.