Canadian passport processing instructions

Passports and visas are essential for studying abroad or immigrating to Canada, so what are the materials and advantages of Canadian passports? This is also a concern of many overseas people. Let's know about the Canadian passport processing process. Welcome to reading.

Canadian passport processing

Application material

1. One recent bareheaded color photo of the applicant (two-inch coated paper with white or light blue background);

2. Original and photocopy of the residence booklet and identity card (temporary identity card shall be submitted when receiving, redeeming or replacing the identity card) (A4 paper);

3. Fill in a complete application form for China citizens to go abroad for personal reasons;

4. State functionaries registered for the record shall submit the certificate that their work units or superior competent units have approved to leave the country in accordance with the personnel management authority.

5. Servicemen, armed police and retired soldiers stationed in Beijing are required to show their military officer's cards and the approval documents and photocopies of missions abroad issued by political departments at or above the military level.

6. Under the age of 16, they should be accompanied by their guardians, and submit the guardian's opinion of agreeing to leave the country, the guardian's resident identity card or household registration book or passport and its copy, and submit the certification materials that can prove their guardianship.

7. When applying for a passport, an adopted child shall submit the following materials:

(1) Adoption Registration Book issued by the civil affairs department of the people's government at or above the provincial level, with original and photocopy;

(2) The original and photocopy of the household registration book of the adopted child;

(3) the adopter's passport or other identity documents with the same effect and their copies;

(4) Notarial certificate of abandoned baby, notarial certificate of adoption and notarial certificate of kinship.

Advantages of having a Canadian passport

Canadian passport, a passport issued by a highly developed country, is respected and trusted by other countries. Holding a Canadian passport to enter 183 countries and regions is a real free passage to the world.

2. North American Free Trade Agreement-Professionals from Canada and the United States can move freely in the labor markets of the two countries, bringing huge personal development space and unlimited business opportunities for you and your children.

3, children's welfare and education allowance-not only can the expenses be greatly reduced in raising children, (the total expenses of an international student are greater than the general procedures for immigration). You can also enjoy a world-class education.

4. Canadian law exempts inheritance tax-all personal wealth can be left to children. Comprehensive and thoughtful medical plan-you can get a huge insurance policy while ensuring the health of the whole family. Lifelong old-age security-eliminating children's economic pressure. Perfect social welfare system, so that your life has no worries. High quality living environment. Over the years, the United Nations has conducted a comprehensive assessment of the environment, per capita GNP, national income, education, employment and living standards.

5. Canada ranks first among the UN 160 countries and is rated as "the most livable country in the world", with the highest education level and the best physical quality.

6. Canada belongs to seven industrial powers in the world (the United States, Japan, Britain, Germany, France, Italy)-GNP per capita ranks among the top three in the world. It is very developed in aerospace industry, computer software, communication industry, biotechnology, financial industry, pharmaceutical industry, automobile parts production, power generation, paper making, mining, flight simulator industry and agriculture. At the same time, Canada is rich in forest, water, oil and mineral resources.

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