Can I become a citizen by immigrating to Canada?

To put it bluntly, Canadian immigrants are permanent residents of Canada, and there will be immigration documents to prove your permanent resident status. Immigrants who have lived for four years within six years and 183 days a year can apply for citizenship, that is, naturalization.

Canadian citizens and immigrants enjoy the same benefits, such as child benefits, pension benefits, tax-free benefits, medical benefits, unemployment insurance, etc. But there are also many differences.

1) permanent residents have no right to vote, which means that immigrants have no right to interfere in the level of national leadership. At the same time, you can't participate in politics, and you can't get involved in some work related to politics and state power information. After all, you are not Canadian.

2) Permanent residents can be deprived of their identity and ordered to leave the country. For example, if you violate Canadian law and are charged with imprisonment for more than six months, you may be deprived of your immigration status and issue an expulsion order.

3) Canadian passports enjoy visa-free access to 183 countries and regions, or landing visa. However, permanent residents can't get such benefits. In other countries, permanent resident visas are generally based on household registration, but it is easier to get visas with maple leaf cards.

4) Canadian citizens need visas to enter China, and immigrants can get China passports without any obstacles.

Tips for immigrants from Maine, Shaanxi: Canadian citizens do not need a visa to shop and travel in the United States, but they need to show their passports and other identity documents; However, if you want to work in the United States, ordinary passports used to stay for six months, and you need to apply for a TN visa.