Frequently asked questions about immigration supervision in Canada

For different reasons, some Canadian immigrants did not take root in Canadian concepts and conditions. However, if applicants who have obtained permanent resident status cannot meet the minimum requirements of "residence obligation", they may lose their permanent resident status. This situation of having to stay in Canada in order to retain permanent residence status is like "sitting in prison", so it is nicknamed "immigration prison".

How long is the minimum "immigration supervision" in Canada?

If you have been a permanent resident for more than 5 years: then you must have actually lived in Canada for more than 730 days in the past 5 years; Here we need to accurately understand the meaning of "730 days", that is, every time we enter Canada, we will calculate the time of the past five years to see if this time meets the requirements of living in Canada for 730 days. If you have been a permanent resident for less than 5 years, you must prove that you may still actually live in Canada for at least 730 days.

Do Canadian citizens need to sit in an "immigration prison"?

No need. The requirement of "immigration supervision" is only for permanent residents. Once you become a Canadian citizen, you no longer need to meet the requirement of "immigration supervision" for 730 days every five years.

When will the "immigration supervisor" check?

When you are ready to apply for a new maple leaf card in Zhangxin, or when you need to apply for a permanent resident travel document due to various emergencies such as forgetting or losing your maple leaf card, your "immigration supervisor" status will be tested. In addition, when you return to Canada, you will be tested by the situation of "immigration supervision". Of course, not every entry inspection will be so strict, but once the Canadian Border Services Agency finds that your actual situation may not meet the "residence obligation", it may apply for verification and ask you to provide a residence certificate.

Extended reading: Canadian immigration methods

1. Canada's most mature immigration model-investment immigration

This is an immigration method that Canada put forward and has been implementing for more than 20 years. Twenty years' development has made it the most mature immigration mode in Canada and one of the most mature immigration modes in the world.

We must understand that the cost of this kind of immigration is different in different provinces.

In addition, the characteristic of this immigration method is that the whole family immigrates. In addition to themselves, my spouse and children, I can also ensure that my parents immigrate to Canada together.

2. Skilled immigration is one of the most important ways of immigration in Canada.

This is a way for Canada to attract foreign talents. Basically, we are required to master a skill and then have some work experience. In addition, we can apply for skilled immigrants. But what Canada wants is talent, not a leader in a certain field, so don't apply.

3. Canada's second most important immigration method-provincial nominated immigrants.

This is a special and complicated immigration way in Canada. Simply put, Canadian provinces invite all kinds of talents in the form of immigration according to their own needs. Second, these immigration methods can be skilled immigrants or immigrants studying abroad, so it is more flexible for provinces to nominate immigrants.

4. Canadian immigrants studying abroad

Literally, it can be seen that this is specifically for international students studying in Canada. The Canadian government will give some immigration policy support to international students and want to keep these talents.

5. Canadian employers sponsor immigrants

Well, first of all, you have to work in a related company in Canada or be well-known in the industry, and then the boss in Canada appreciates you and thinks that your ability is good, so you will be guaranteed to immigrate, which is somewhat similar to skilled immigration.

6. Canadian family reunion immigrants

This is a very good way to immigrate. As long as you have relatives in Canada, then he/she can vouch for you and meet certain conditions, you can apply, but you must have relatives in Canada.