What are the regulations on immigration supervision in Canada?

According to the regulations of the Canadian Immigration Bureau, you can apply for extension of the Maple Leaf Card only after you have lived for two years in five years, that is, 730 days, so as to retain your permanent resident status. To understand the specific algorithm of living in Canada for two years in five years, we must first understand what is the time to live in Canada.

According to the regulations of Immigration Canada, the following three situations can meet the conditions of living in Canada:

First of all, I actually live in Canada.

2. Working overseas for a Canadian company (registered in Canada with a record of going concern) or a Canadian government agency, and the time spent living abroad at this time is regarded as the time spent living in Canada.

Third, accompany a spouse with Canadian nationality to live overseas. At this time, the time of living abroad is also regarded as the time of living in Canada.

Expanding data to avoid immigration supervision

1. Accompany Canadian immigrant spouses to go abroad.

This is the most common method used by Canadian immigrants from China. According to the immigration regulations, when one spouse is a citizen and the other resident accompanies the citizen (spouse) from Canada to overseas, he is exempted from living in China.

The practice of many China immigrants is that their wives stay in Canada for three consecutive years to obtain citizenship, and their husbands return to China to do business. It doesn't matter if they can't live in Canada for two years out of five years. After the wife obtains Canadian immigrant citizenship and returns to China, the husband can regain Canadian immigrant permanent resident status by accompanying his wife.

After the husband's permanent residence expires, he needs to land in Canada for immigration once, this time not by virtue of the expired maple leaf card, but by virtue of the family reunion visa. This kind of family reunion visa is very easy, unlike the queuing period of American family reunion visa, which is as long as several years, because all the information of the applicant has been confirmed by the immigration bureau once, thus effectively avoiding the immigration supervision of Canadian investment immigrants.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Canadian Immigration Supervision