The difference between green card and permanent residence

The difference between green card and permanent residence: 1. Permanent residence is a right, which allows the right holder to live in this country permanently and enjoy the same treatment as nationals of this country in many aspects; 2. Green card refers to a permanent resident ID card. Holding a green card means that the cardholder has permanent residence in the country of issue. At the same time, holding a green card can exempt you from an entry visa for a certain period of time. Holding a green card from a country means that the cardholder can freely enter and leave the issuing country without a visa, has the right to permanently reside, work and study in the issuing country, and can enjoy public medical care, education and other social welfare .

The green card in the United States is the document for permanent residents of the United States. A green card means a foreigner has permanent residency, that is, a foreigner who can stay in the United States for a long time.

To "immigrate to the United States" is to become a permanent resident of the United States. If a U.S. permanent resident takes the oath to become a U.S. citizen through certain procedures, he is no longer a foreigner, but an American.

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"Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 5? Both or one parent If you are a Chinese citizen and you were born in a foreign country, you have Chinese nationality; but if both or one of your parents are Chinese citizens and have settled in a foreign country and you have foreign nationality at birth, you do not have Chinese nationality.