My father, my sister and I are all legal permanent residents of Canada and already have a Canadian maple leaf card. Now we have some doubts and differences about the future choice. Please consult us.

I sincerely suggest that you arrange your trip to Canada as soon as possible.

First of all, as a permanent resident, you can enjoy medical and educational benefits, go to graduate school and strengthen your English. Time will soon pass. Secondly, you don't have to choose naturalization to return to Canada. As long as you have completed two years in Canada, you can renew your Maple Leaf Card and then have five years to return to China.

Finally, and most importantly, you have given up your identity now, and it will be more difficult to regain it in the future than to ascend to heaven (skilled immigrants have closed this year, and no matter how strong you are, you can't apply. Your father can apply for your reunion, but that's at least five years' waiting, and now the reunion of parents has been suspended, and the policy is tightened at any time). Moreover, after you renew your Maple Leaf Card, you can still keep your current status without naturalization, stay for another year, get a passport, and go back to China, not only to the mainland, but also to the United States, Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province, Singapore and other places for development, which is much better than just developing in the mainland.

The current domestic diet environment and education environment. When you have a chance to be a mother in the future, you should be able to understand what I said above.

By the way, when you go back to China, try to avoid dealing with the customs, because your maple leaf card can't get the two-year residence condition before it expires, so the customs may cause you trouble when you enter the customs. I suggest you sign up on the grounds of your parents' health. At the same time, don't leave Canada or even go to America.