What are the application conditions for Canada Maple Leaf Card in 2022? Can you elaborate on it?

The first condition for applying for a Canadian Maple Leaf Card is that the applicant must be a permanent resident of Canada. If you want to become a permanent resident of Canada, you must apply for immigration to Canada first.

Maple leaf card must be applied in Canada. The applicant must provide a Canadian citizen living in Canada as a guarantor and have known the applicant for more than two years. In addition, whether applying for the first time or applying again, the applicant must pass the residence test.

Provisions on the obligations of permanent residents in Canada:

The application for Canadian maple leaf card must meet the residence obligation. Those who have been permanent residents for more than five years must have lived in China for more than 730 days in the past five years. If you have been a permanent resident for less than 5 years, you must live for at least 730 days within 5 years.

1. Accompany Canadian citizens abroad:

Family members living outside Canada as Canadian citizens;

Every day you spend overseas with a Canadian citizen, you can figure out that this citizen needs your spouse, cohabiting partner or parents (if you are a child under 22).

2. Working overseas:

Canadian overseas workers, those who work overseas in Canada can count every day. You must be a full-time employee employed or dispatched by a Canadian company, or a full-time civil servant dispatched by the Canadian government, and meet the following conditions:

(1) Working outside Canada

(2) Overseas subsidiaries of Canada

(3) Canadian enterprises or Canadian official overseas customers

3. Accompany Canadian permanent residents abroad

Accompanying Canadian permanent residents overseas can be counted every day. A permanent resident needs your spouse, cohabiting partner or parents (if you are a child under the age of 22). A permanent resident's spouse meets the above two overseas requirements, that is, a permanent resident's family member is a full-time employee sent overseas by a Canadian enterprise or an overseas Canadian official. In this case, he lives overseas with his family member.

4. Hold a valid re-entry permit.

A valid re-entry permit holder can count abroad every day.

5. Humanitarian reasons

If the residence requirements cannot be met, any irresistible humanitarian factors can still be taken into account in the consideration of permanent resident status, and the immigration bureau will inform whether additional review is needed.