Immigration supervision of Canadian immigration types

Beijing Haihualun Immigrants sincerely serve you: Canada has an immigration supervisor. The Canadian government stipulates that immigrants must live in Canada for three years every five years, otherwise they will be disqualified. After successful immigration, you need to land in Canada within one year after physical examination, and become a permanent resident after landing in Canada, and get a maple leaf card. Canadian permanent residents enjoy almost the same rights as Canadian citizens. At the same time, Canada has restrictions on permanent residents (new immigrants). If you can't meet the residence restrictions, your permanent resident status may be revoked. This kind of residence restriction is what we often call immigration supervision. The Canadian government's regulations on immigration supervision are that from the issuance of maple leaf cards, you can maintain your permanent resident status for two years (730 days) every five years, and you can apply for naturalization for four years in the past six years. Becoming a Canadian citizen after naturalization is no longer subject to the residence restrictions of the immigration director.