The application conditions for the Canadian Maple Leaf Card mainly include the following aspects:

1. Identity requirements: Applicants must be permanent residents of Canada. Permanent resident status can be obtained through multiple channels, such as skilled immigration, family reunification, refugee protection, etc.

The residence requirement is that the applicant must actually live in Canada for a total of 730 days in every five-year period, which is two years. These two years can be continuous or scattered, but they must be legal residence dates. If the residence requirement is not met for more than five years, the application may be rejected unless there are special circumstances.

3. Work requirements: Although Canadian immigration law does not clearly set a specific minimum number of years of work, nor does it set occupational restrictions, applicants should provide proof of work in Canada to show their connection to the Canadian labor market. There are several forms of work: full-time, part-time, and self-employment.

4. Age requirement: Applicants need to be over 18 years old.

Depending on the immigration program, applicants may need to achieve a certain language proficiency, such as passing the Canadian Language Proficiency Test.

6. No criminal record. The applicant must submit a certificate. This certificate is a certificate of no criminal record from the country of origin and a certificate of no criminal record from the country where he has lived for more than 6 months.

7. Physical examination requirements: Applicants need to undergo a physical examination through a designated medical institution to confirm that there are no diseases that endanger public health and that there are no diseases that require high medical expenses.

8. There are requirements for a guarantor. When applying for a Maple Leaf Card, the applicant needs to provide a guarantor. The guarantor must live in Canada and be a Canadian citizen. The guarantor must also have known the applicant for more than two years. The guarantor must have a certain social status and reputation, such as a professional accountant, doctor, or lawyer. .

Please note that the specific application conditions and procedures may differ due to personal circumstances and policy changes. It is recommended to consult a professional immigration lawyer or consultant to obtain the most accurate and authoritative information and suggestions.