Frequently asked questions about maple leaf cards for Canadian immigrants.

Canada is a very popular country for immigrants. If you immigrate to Canada and get a maple leaf card, it will be a very happy thing. The following test network will introduce you to the common problems of Canadian immigrant maple leaf card, welcome to read!

Frequently asked questions about maple leaf cards for Canadian immigrants.

1. How long is the maple leaf card valid?

Five years, depending on the effective time on the maple leaf card.

2. How to handle the first maple leaf card?

When new immigrants land in Canada for the first time, they can apply at the New Immigration Office of the Immigration Department.

3. How long is the processing cycle of Maple Leaf Card?

The current treatment cycle is 22 days. But with the mailing time, it usually takes 1-3 months.

4. I heard that you need to provide an address to apply for a maple leaf card, but what if you don't have a Canadian address? Can you provide one at will?

Take Saskatchewan as an example. Generally speaking, applicants with permanent residence status are nominated by Saskatchewan. Applicants are advised to leave the address of Saskatchewan as far as possible if they leave the receiving address of Maple Leaf Card.

It doesn't matter if the applicant doesn't have a fixed address in Saskatchewan at first. According to the requirements, the address can be sent online to the Federal Office for Migration within 180 days from the date of entry. If the address is not provided for more than 180 days, the maple leaf card will be cancelled. (The mailing address of Maple Leaf Card needs to leave a Canadian address! )

5. Can I cancel my permanent residence status?

If you need to cancel your permanent resident status, you need to apply to the Canadian Federal Immigration Service online to cancel your permanent resident status. It can only be cancelled after approval.

6. Can an immigrant visa be used multiple times?

The immigrant visa posted on the passport is one-off, and the customs officer will cross it off when logging in for the first time. After getting the maple leaf card, the applicant can directly swipe the maple leaf card when entering or leaving Canada.

7. What if I leave Canada and re-enter Canada without a maple leaf card?

If you leave Canada without a maple leaf card, you need to apply for a temporary Canadian permanent resident card (also called re-entry permit) in advance when you return to Canada, and then enter Canada with a temporary Canadian permanent resident card.

Further reading: the road to immigration in Canada?

First of all, immigrants whose family members are reunited (we call them relatives immigrants)

/kloc-More than 0/9 Canadian citizens or permanent residents can apply for family reunion in Canada. These family members include: wife or husband, fiancee or fiance, parents and grandparents, children or adopted children (/kloc-unmarried people under 0/9). When submitting the application, the guarantor must settle in Canada and have a certain economic income.

Second, investment immigration (we call it investment immigration)

Applicants must meet the following conditions:

1, a certain business has been successfully managed or controlled;

2. The net assets accumulated through personal business efforts are not less than 800,000 Canadian dollars (about 4.8 million RMB), including the total value of cash, deposits, business and real estate. The Canadian government requires the examination of the applicant's business documents, including business licenses, contracts, financial statements, tax payment certificates, etc.

3. The stipulated investment quota for investment in Canada.

Statutory investment requirements:

Applicants must invest in investment funds recognized by the Canadian government. The investment freeze period is at least five years, and the investment amount is at least 400,000 Canadian dollars. Some investment foundations provide loans, which can make the investment less than100000 Canadian dollars. Applicants do not need to participate in the management of the fund.

Once approved, the applicant and his spouse's children can obtain unconditional permanent residence visas, and they can freely enter and leave Canada and choose to live in any city in Canada, which is not limited by investment location and province, nor by occupation and business.

The embassies, consulates and offices of the Canadian Federation or Quebec government overseas can accept such applications for settlement.

Third, enterprise migration (we call it entrepreneur migration)

Applicants must have the following business background and meet the conditions for enterprise immigration:

1, with successful business or enterprise management experience.

2. Having sufficient funds to establish or acquire an enterprise in Canada that contributes to the local society, and employing at least one Canadian citizen or resident (except the applicant's spouse and children), the applicant must actively manage this enterprise.

Applicants must practice their investment plan within two years after entering the country, and then they can apply to the government commercial department to cancel the additional restrictions on the settlement of their enterprises.

Fourth, self-employed immigrants (we call them special talents)

Applicants must have a background of successful self-employment, have the willingness and economic ability to start their own businesses in Canada, and must make significant contributions to the local economy, culture or art. Popular self-employment industries include: art, design, writing, music and sports.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) technical settlement

This category has an objective and fair audit method, and the Canadian government evaluates the visa standards through a scoring system from a single project. Applicants with a total score of more than 67 and their spouses' children will be granted permanent residence visas in Canada.