A permanent resident ID card launched by the Canadian government is called the Canadian Immigration Maple Leaf Card. It is also called the Canadian Investment Immigration Project. Maple Leaf Card holders can enjoy the same benefits and treatment as Canadian citizens, which covers medical insurance, education, social security, etc.

There are two common ways to obtain a Canadian Maple Leaf Card:

The first is Canadian federal experience immigration. If you have obtained a "post-more" degree or above (inclusive) from a formal educational institution in Canada, and have at least one year of work experience after graduation, then you will have a very high probability of obtaining Canadian permanent resident status, which is the so-called "Maple Leaf Card". At the same time, you must meet the following conditions.

1. Plan to live in a city or region other than Quebec

2. Before applying, complete 12 months of full-time or part-time work within the validity period of the work visa you obtained.

3. Your work process is reasonable and legal

4. Have a language proficiency that meets your job requirements and standards.

The second is Canadian employer-sponsored immigration. To obtain permanent residence in Canada through this method, you must first find a suitable work unit here, and then the unit applies to the relevant government department to sponsor you. After passing the review, you can obtain Canadian permanent residence status. The biggest advantage of choosing this method is that the success rate is extremely high. As long as the selected employer meets the standards, its own qualifications meet the standards, and it has reasonable qualifications to hire foreign employees, then 90% of immigrants sponsored by Canadian employers will be successful.

What is mentioned above is the path to obtain a Canadian Maple Leaf Card, and is only for reference. If you want to know more information, it is recommended to ask a professional lawyer or relevant organization.