Canadian immigrants haven't lived long enough. How can they keep maple leaf cards?

# Canada Immigration # Introduction Canada's immigration law stipulates that every Canadian permanent resident must meet the requirement of living in Canada for at least two years in any five years. "Living" does not require a place, and the time can be continuous or discontinuous, as long as it is accumulated for 730 days. Here's how to keep the maple leaf card when Canadian immigrants haven't lived long enough. Welcome to read!

The simplest measure is that the actual number of days added must reach at least 730 days in the past five years from the date of submitting the application. The length of stay in Canada five years ago will not be counted as the number of days to meet the residence requirements.

If you cannot live for 730 days, the time spent overseas will be counted as follows:

1. Accompany the spouse or cohabiting partner who is already a Canadian citizen to leave Canada;

In addition, he is employed by a Canadian enterprise or public service organization to engage in reasonable business and full-time work. A Canadian enterprise refers to a company established under the laws of Canada or a Canadian province and operating continuously in Canada; Or an enterprise that continues to operate in Canada, has the ability to generate income and realize expected profits, and most of its voting rights or all its rights and interests are held by Canadian citizens, permanent residents of Canada or the above-mentioned Canadian enterprises; Or an organization or enterprise created by the laws of a province in Canada.

3. If the Immigration Bureau determines that you do not meet the 730-day residence conditions in the above five years, then the Immigration Bureau will not only reject your application for travel documents, but also further cancel your immigration status. Of course, immigration officials will consider the following reasons before revoking their immigration status:

If you lose your permanent resident status, you will face unusual, unfair and peaceful dilemma factors, such as you have a work contract with the company in your original residence, you must go back to your original residence to complete the contract, or go back to your original residence to end your business, or export Canadian products to Canada and other places to do business, or the extent to which you or your family are in trouble because of losing your permanent resident status.

Whether or not to approve it is entirely up to the immigration officer to decide according to the specific circumstances. If the identity is cancelled, the above can be put forward within 60 days, but the above method will consume a lot of time and money.

Further reading: the conditions and process of investment immigration in NB province, Canada

Investment immigration conditions in NB province, Canada

1. Age 22-55 years old;

2. The English level is at least above CLB5;

3. More than two years of college education;

4. Family assets of more than 600,000 Canadian dollars, including current assets of 300,000 Canadian dollars;

5. In the past five years, he has more than three years of management experience as a business owner (100% shares) or more than five years of senior management experience in the past five years;

6. Willing to settle in NB province, and invest at least 250,000 Canadian dollars in NB province to run enterprises and participate in management.

Investment immigration process in NB province, Canada

1. Submit the EOI application form;

2.NB Province issues ITA invitation letters after screening;

3. The applicant submits complete application materials;

4. After the interview, pay a deposit of 6.5438 million Canadian dollars and sign a business plan to obtain a provincial nomination certificate;

5. Submit a federal application for permanent residence;

6. If you start a business within two years after landing in NB province and maintain it for more than one year, you can get back the investment deposit of 65,438+10,000 Canadian dollars.