What do Canadian green card, permanent residence, naturalization and PR mean respectively?

Canadian maple leaf card, green card, permanent residence, permanent residence, PR and other different names usually confuse applicants who immigrate to Canada, and they often don't know, and even don't know the direction of immigration investment. So, what do Canadian green card, permanent residence, permanent residence and PR mean respectively? Green card is a permanent residence permit for foreign citizens. Having a green card means that the cardholder has permanent residency in the country where the visa is reviewed. At the same time, having a green card can exempt entry visas for a certain period of time. Because Canada's five-star red flag is red maple leaf, the concept of green card is called maple leaf card in Canada.

Canadian permanent residents refer to citizens who are not citizens of China, Canada, but are approved to live, work and live in Canada indefinitely. Permanent residents must live in Canada for at least two years or more every five years, otherwise they may lose their true identity as permanent residents. A permanent resident has many of the same obligations and responsibilities as a Canadian citizen in China, mainly including the right to work of all enterprises and the government and provincial governments (some special control areas are restricted). Permanent residents can also apply for Canadian citizenship after living in Canada for three years, but this is not necessarily a very necessary standard.

The five-year nanny immigration investment demonstration project is a new immigration project launched by Canadian government departments in recent years. Nanny immigration project has low investment cost, inexperience, low academic qualifications and low language performance requirements. You only need G in IELTS test, and the investment speed of immigrants is faster. The processing cycle of the new project is about 1 ~ 1.5 years. As soon as the new project was released, it attracted hundreds of millions of people to apply. It includes two subtypes: HomeChildCareProvider and Homesupportworker, and each subtype is responsible for caring for children under 65, the elderly and the disabled aged 65 and over.

Green card: First of all, it means that "green card" is just a colloquial expression of a country's permanent residence qualification, not a written expression. When people immigrated to the United States to invest, they found that the permanent residence permit in the United States was emerald green, so they habitually called this valid certificate "green card"; Canada's permanent residence card has a red maple leaf pattern, so everyone calls it a maple leaf card. The proof of permanent residence in Japan is called "landing permit".

Permanent residence: short for permanent resident. "Permanent resident" refers to a way of emigrating to Europe, and refers to foreigners who emigrate to the country and have the right of permanent residence in the country. If China immigrates to Canada for permanent residence, he is still a citizen of China, but he has the right of permanent residence in Canada. He enjoys the same treatment as a Canadian citizen in social security system, education and many other aspects, and of course he has to pay taxes. A citizen of China refers to a person who is allowed to stay in an immigration prison during the period of permanent residence, and who applies for and is allowed to become a citizen of his own country. Permanent residence, PR and Maple Leaf Card/Green Card are the same thing. Getting a green card is equivalent to becoming a resident of the host country and having the right to live there permanently.

However, this is only the first step for you to apply for British citizenship and obtain permanent real identity. You can only apply to become a British China citizen if you meet certain criteria, such as meeting the requirements of continuous residence in the UK, language test and income requirements. Naturally, if you acquire British nationality, your passport visa will naturally become a British passport visa.