Introduction to Canadian Immigration Supervision

Immigration director's requirements for maintaining Canada's permanent resident status: If a person successfully applies for permanent resident status, but is away from Canada most of the time, the Canadian government will preconceived that this person does not really want to immigrate, so it will cancel his permanent resident status, which is also very reasonable. The specific starting time of "Canadian Immigration Supervision" should be from the moment you get a visa in China, but the visa here is not a general non-immigrant visa such as a student visa, but an immigrant visa. And he doesn't mean that you have to stay in Canada and can't come back, but that you can't be away from Canada most of the time. For example, you can't leave Canada for more than three years within five years after you get the Canadian maple leaf card, which means that the living condition for Canada to maintain permanent residence status is that you need to live in Canada for two years every five years. Immigration officers who become Canadian citizens require June 19 and Canada time 20 15. Immigration Canada has revised the residence requirements for naturalized Canadian citizens, requiring that adult applicants must live in Canada for 1460 days (4 years) within 6 years before the application, and must live in Canada for more than 183 days in each of the four natural years. This is higher than the previous three-year and four-year residence requirements. The purpose is to ensure that the applicant has deep roots in Canada.