Canadian green card application conditions

1. First, contact the Canadian immigration agency and communicate with the staff to confirm that they are eligible to immigrate to Canada. 2. After signing the power of attorney and confirming the application scheme, the staff will assist in preparing various relevant documents. 3. Prepare the required notarization, auditing and evaluation. , and submit an application to the Immigration Bureau. 4. The Immigration Bureau will send a file number to confirm the receipt of the applicant's information, and then issue a material review letter. Further supplement the information needed for the audit, and then give an interview notice. 5. If an agency is invited, one-on-one interview training will be arranged and interview materials will be prepared. After the interview is passed, the Immigration Bureau will issue CSQ, conduct background check and arrange physical examination, and the federal government will issue immigrant visa to get a green card.

Legal basis:

Article 28 of the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Protection Act stipulates that permanent residents must meet the residence obligations stipulated by law. In any five-year period, a permanent resident must meet the following conditions for 730 days before being considered as meeting the residence obligations of a permanent resident: I actually live in Canada; Permanent residents living abroad, but cohabiting with their spouses or Canadian citizens, or their children living abroad with the parents of Canadian citizens; Permanent residents are employed full-time by Canadian companies, sent overseas to engage in business activities, or sent overseas by the federal government or the provincial government; In the third case, spouses, cohabitants or minor children of permanent residents are also allowed to live abroad with them.