My boyfriend is taking me to immigrate to Canada. Can I come back to live in China? How long can I stay in China when I come back?

Of course, you can go back to China to live.

First of all, immigration is not the same as naturalization. After immigrating to Canada, you will generally get a permanent residence visa in Canada. If you need to renew this visa, you need to meet the requirements of Canada's "immigration supervision". Canada's maple leaf card must be renewed every five years. Permanent residents must live in Canada for 2 years (730 days or more) within 5 years.

As long as one of the following three conditions is met: 1 actually living in Canada; Living overseas with a spouse with Canadian citizenship; 3. Working overseas for a Canadian company or a Canadian government agency. It should be noted that the starting and ending time of five years is counted from the day you enter Canada, and you can count back five years.

The new Canadian naturalization regulations came into effect on June 5, 1965. The new regulations require applicants to live in Canada for 65,438+0,460 days (4 years) within 6 years. All people between the ages of 65,438+04 and 64 must pass the naturalization test, and applicants must also show their tax forms.

After applying for naturalization in Canada, you can enter and leave Canada at will, and you are not subject to immigration supervision in Canada. But it also means that to enter China, you need to apply for a residence visa in China.