If the wife acquires Canadian citizenship and the husband is not in Canada, can the husband apply for permanent residence and Canadian citizenship?

Husband can apply for "reunion immigration", which takes two or three months to two or three years depending on his province in China. During this period, husbands generally cannot apply for a tourist visa to Canada.

After getting the maple leaf card-permanent resident. Husband must live in Canada for two years every five years (any five years) (people upstairs say that three years is wrong and inaccurate) in order to keep pr status-permanent resident rights. Unless he is stationed abroad by a Canadian company, or lives abroad with his spouse of Canadian nationality, or lives abroad with his spouse who holds a maple leaf card (permanent resident) stationed abroad by a Canadian company, the time of these three situations can be counted in those two years.

At the same time, if you live in Canada for three years within four years, your husband can also apply for Canadian citizenship. This process will take about one year. But none of the three situations mentioned above can be applied here.

Maple leaf card is valid for five years. When renewing the maple leaf card, it may be carefully checked for five or two years. At the same time, every time you enter Canada, you may be randomly selected (for example, there are many entry and exit records in your passport). If you don't meet the requirements, your pr status may be revoked.