Is Canada a permanent resident after successful immigration visa application?

As a traditional immigrant country, Canada has always been concerned by domestic and foreign investors. Among them, the issue of immigration status has also puzzled many applicants. Today, international immigrants will introduce you to the application conditions for permanent residents in Canada and the differences between Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Don't miss your favorite friends!

First, immigration to Canada to apply for permanent residence conditions

If you want to apply for immigration to Canada, you must meet the following conditions within five years and two years before you can be regarded as meeting the residence obligations of permanent residents:

1, I must live in Canada;

2. Permanent residents live abroad, but in order to accompany the spouse or parents of Canadian citizens;

3. Permanent residents are employed full-time by Canadian companies, sent overseas for business activities, or sent overseas by the federal or provincial governments;

4. In the third case, spouses, cohabitants or minor children of permanent residents are also allowed to live abroad together.

To meet the residence requirements, permanent residents must meet the following two conditions: first, permanent residents who have migrated for less than five years must prove that they can meet the above residence requirements within five years after obtaining permanent residence status; Second, permanent residents who have obtained their status for more than five years must prove that they meet the relevant residence requirements before they can continue to retain their permanent resident status.

Two: the difference between Canadian citizens and permanent residents

(1) Canadian permanent residents have no right to vote, that is, they have no right to interfere in Canada's national leadership, nor can they participate in politics, nor can they participate in some work related to political and state power information.

(2) Canada's permanent resident status can be deprived and ordered to leave the country, such as violating Canadian laws.

(3) Canadian citizens holding Canadian passports can be exempted from visa or landing visa 183 countries and regions. Permanent residents do not have such benefits, but it is easier for permanent residents to obtain visas with maple leaf cards.

(4) Canadian citizens need a visa to enter China, while permanent residents with China passports can have unimpeded access.

(5) Canadian citizens do not need a visa to shop and travel in the United States, just show their passports and other identification; However, if you want to work in the United States, ordinary passports can only stay for six months in the past, and you need to apply for a TN visa (a labor market work visa stipulated by the North American Free Trade Agreement).

The above contents are the conditions for applying for permanent residence in Canada, as well as information about Canadian citizens and permanent residential areas. Generally speaking, it doesn't make much difference to the average person whether the applicant chooses permanent residents or naturalized citizens.