His father was naturalized and his mother was a citizen of China. I plan to naturalize my children in Canada. I don't know how to solve my child's legal residence visa in China.

This question is simple! This is how I understand your idea! You want your children to keep Canadian citizenship, but you can't live in Canada yet! Right?

If so, I can tell you a plan:

First of all, the father of the child is Canadian, so that the child can become a Canadian citizen no matter where he was born! You don't need to "apply" or "naturalize", just report your birth! Since the child was born in China, parents who need the child (that is, Canadian citizens) just need to report the birth of the child to the China Embassy! (However, since the child's mother is not Canadian, it may be necessary to "prove" that the child's father is Canadian, and then the Canadian government is likely to require the child and father to do DNA). When the child's birth certificate is accepted and confirmed by the Canadian government, that is, the child is also a Canadian citizen's child, and the child itself is also a Canadian citizen! After the child's citizenship certificate comes out!

Second, you can take your child to the embassy to apply for a passport, and you can apply for a six-month "visa to visit relatives in China" at the Canadian Embassy in China. After that, you can renew your child's insurance at any time.

By the way, your child can't have China citizenship if he has Canadian status! )