What does Canadian immigrant pr mean?

PR abbreviation: permanent resident. PR who becomes Canada can live in any city in Canada, provided that he has lived for 2 years every 5 years (if he becomes an employee of China's overseas company in Canada, his living time in China can also be counted as his living time in Canada). They all changed their nationality and country of residence. Refers to individual residents who meet the standard of long-term residence in a country. To become a permanent resident of a country, a natural person must first meet the standards of a country's residents and meet the time standard of permanent or long-term residence in a country, commonly known as a green card.

Permanent resident refers to the right of permanent residence, which means that an individual is allowed to stay permanently in a country, but does not enjoy citizenship.

legal ground

People's Republic of China (PRC) Exit and Entry Administration Law

Twelfth China citizens are not allowed to leave the country under any of the following circumstances:

(1) Failing to hold a valid exit-entry certificate or refusing or evading border inspection;

(two) the punishment has not been completed or belongs to the defendant or criminal suspect in a criminal case;

(three) there are unresolved civil cases, and the people's court decides not to leave the country;

(4) Being subject to criminal punishment for obstructing the administration of the country (border) or being repatriated by other countries or regions for illegal exit, illegal residence or illegal employment, and not allowed to leave the country within the prescribed time limit;

(five) may endanger national security and interests, the relevant authorities in the State Council decided not to leave the country;

(6) Other circumstances under which exit from the country is prohibited by laws and administrative regulations. Article 13 China citizens who have settled abroad who wish to return to China for settlement shall apply to the embassies and consulates of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China or other overseas institutions entrusted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before entering the country, or they may apply to the overseas Chinese affairs department of the local people's government at or above the county level through their relatives. Fourteenth China citizens who have settled abroad need to provide identification when handling financial, education, medical care, transportation, telecommunications, social insurance, property registration and other matters in China, and they can prove their identity with their passports.