The Maple Leaf Card is another name for the Canadian permanent resident card. It is usually valid for five years. So what is the use of the Maple Leaf Card? What benefits can I enjoy? First of all, if you hold a Maple Leaf Card and have a child, the Canadian government will pay for your child’s preschool education. Until your child is 18 years old, you can receive monthly milk benefits. Your child’s tuition fee is also the same as that of local Canadians. Secondly, if a Canadian resident with a Maple Leaf Card has been working continuously for half a year and is unable to continue working due to various reasons such as illness or unemployment, he or she can obtain temporary income through the employment insurance program to reduce the impact of unemployment on the individual. Canada has always been famous for its universal medical care. If you hold a Maple Leaf Card, once your family doctor determines that you need to be hospitalized, all costs will be borne by the medical insurance plan. Next, let’s talk about retirement. After Canadian residents retire, they can use the Canada Pension Plan to obtain subsidies. Social welfare is also another layer of protection for holding a Maple Leaf Card. If you have no income and your bank deposit is less than 1,000 yuan, you can apply for social welfare security to maintain the minimum standard of living.