What is the housing price of Canadian immigrants in Pudong?

I'm Sidney Zhao, consultant of Shanghai Maple Leaf Company, and I'll answer your question:

Because I work in China, I can only stay in Canada for two and a half years at most before my Maple Leaf Card expires. If you are naturalized, how should you calculate the time?

A: According to the Canadian immigration law, you must live for four consecutive years for three years to meet the basic requirements for naturalization, and then you can be naturalized by passing the Canadian common sense test and the spoken English test. The maple leaf card can be guaranteed as long as you live for two years in five years, so if you can only live for two and a half years before the expiration of the maple leaf card, I suggest you protect the maple leaf card before naturalization, because with the maple leaf card, even if there is any accident in naturalization, your identity will still be guaranteed.

During the period when you can live in Canada, you can make as many residence certificates as possible, which is enough to prove to the Canadian Immigration Bureau that you have really fulfilled the residence obligations required for naturalization, so that you can be naturalized smoothly.

The naturalization time is calculated for four consecutive years and three consecutive years. If four consecutive years have not accumulated to three years, the previous days of residence will not be counted.

Answer your second question: which company should Maple Leaf Card call?

As for which maple leaf card company to choose? The reserved maple leaf card market is mixed. Don't just look at how powerful each company boasts on its website, and don't just answer what it says on the phone. If possible, you'd better go to various companies to see for yourself. You have an intuitive impression that what you hear is false and what you see is true. Many companies just use the internet to lure customers and give them the illusion. Many companies look very lively on the Internet, posting photos of offices that do not belong to their own companies. In fact, they post photos of other companies. Some companies live in residential buildings in the community, and some companies have offices as small as your storage room, with only a little girl in her twenties.

If you can't go in person, you can send your local friends to have a look, chat and take some photos for you. You will know which company you should choose.

If I recommend it, there may be suspicion that the old lady sells melons to brag. Of course, if you think what I said is professional, you are welcome to take a look at Shanghai Maple Leaf Pass (Hao Zhendan International Building, No.99 Fucheng Road, Pudong, Shanghai116). If you are in Beijing, you can go to Beijing to watch Maple Leaf (Lufthansa Business Center, No.50 Liangmaqiao Road, Beijing, opposite the American Embassy, and there is a water sign at the entrance of Air Canada Building). It is the earliest company in China to do maple leaf card business and has done the most cases.

From my personal experience, it is better to choose Maple Leaf Card Company. In the words of ordinary people, the office should be magnificent, big and luxurious. At least indirectly, this company has received enough cases and is confident enough to handle maple leaf cards, thus supporting a larger office. Companies that fail to receive cases are definitely unwilling to rent large offices and hire more employees.