How to obtain permanent residency and maple leaf card by immigrating to Canada?

The "green card" after successful application in Canada is valid for 5 years.

Canadian permanent residents refer to people who are not Canadian citizens but have obtained indefinite residence, living and work permits in Canada. Permanent residents must live in Canada for at least two years every five years, otherwise they may lose their permanent resident status.

After successfully applying for a green card, you have lived for 5 years and accumulated residence time has reached more than 2 years. If you apply for naturalization, the relevant Canadian departments can accept the application.

Extended data:

Holders of permanent residence status in Canada need to fulfill their residence obligations for more than 730 days in any five-year period. Except that the actual cumulative residence days in Canada during the five-year period exceed 730 days, those who meet the following conditions are deemed to have fulfilled their residence obligations:

1, staying outside Canada with family members with Canadian citizenship;

2. Full-time employees of Canadian enterprises resident overseas, or full-time Canadian official civil servants resident overseas;

3. A family member with permanent residency is sent overseas as a full-time employee by a Canadian enterprise, or sent overseas as an official Canadian official. In this case, he stays overseas with his family members;

I have a re-entry permit.