As a traditional immigration country, Canada has always been favored by investors and immigrants.
Many people think that as long as you get the maple leaf card and get permanent resident status, everything will be fine, but it is not the case. The validity period of the maple leaf card is generally 5 years, and renewal is required every five years, and if you want to renew, you need to meet the requirements of [Immigration Supervision].
The reason why Canada vigorously recruits new immigrants is to allow these new immigrants to settle and develop in the local area, so as to promote their own economic growth.
Based on this, the provisions of [Immigration Supervision] were established.
Canadian immigration policy stipulates that in order to maintain identity, Canadian permanent residents, that is, green card holders, must live in Canada for a total of two years (730 days) within five years, before they can successfully renew the maple leaf card.
Otherwise, they may face penalties. In serious cases, the Canadian Immigration Agency may withdraw the maple leaf card and revoke its permanent resident status.
So for new immigrants who have obtained maple leaf card, it is very important to understand the specific rules of [Immigration Supervision].
especially those applicants who still choose to stay in China after getting the maple leaf card. Don’t lose the permanent residence status you have worked hard to obtain because of this.
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Canadian Immigration Supervision Rules
1. The review period for immigration supervision is calculated from the first 5 years on the date of applying for a new maple leaf card.
2. There is no need to live continuously in Canada, and the living time of 730 days is met.
3. As long as you stay in Canada within one day, you will be considered a day of residence. For example, if you stay in Canada for an hour one day, that day is considered to be [ Residence ] in Canada.
4. The permanent resident may be exempted from immigration supervision in special circumstances below :
- When working outside Canada, he is employed full-time from Canadian enterprises, organizations, or Canadian federal, provincial, and regional governments;
- 8 Residence with his spouse or cohabiting partner outside Canada, and his spouse or cohabiting partner is living outside Canada. The partner meets the following conditions: (1) I am a Canadian citizen or permanent resident; (2) I am employed full-time from a Canadian business or organization, or a federal, provincial or regional government in Canada;
- The minor child lives abroad with his or her parents, and one of his or her parents must meet the following conditions: (1) I am a Canadian citizen or permanent resident; (2) I am employed full-time from a Canadian business or organization, or a federal, provincial or regional government in Canada.
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1 tips for renewing the maple leaf card
1. The holder of the Canadian maple leaf card can apply for renewal 9 months before expiration, or after it has expired.
2. If you have lived in Canada or overseas that meets the above conditions for 730 days, you can also apply for renewal of your maple leaf card in advance.
3. If permanent residents do not receive the maple leaf card within 180 days after logging in, they also need to update it.
4. At present, due to the epidemic, the renewal of the maple leaf card is long, so in order to avoid affecting future travel and entry, it is best for everyone to renew the maple leaf card as soon as possible.
5. The rules for immigration prisons are only for permanent residents who have maple leaf cards, not citizens. If you apply for naturalization after a new immigrant, you no longer have to "sit in immigration prison".
6. If the residence obligation requirements of "immigration prison" are not fulfilled, the permanent residence status will not be immediately revoked. There is a process, and before the Removal order finally takes effect, new immigrants still have the opportunity to file a reconsideration.
Judging from the living hours requirements and other requirements of Canada's "immigration prison" , "immigration prison" is not "in prison", the overall policy is relatively relaxed, will not restrict the freedom of new immigrants to a large extent .
For applicants who intend to immigrate to get their status and enjoy many benefits in Canada, but are not planning to move to Canada, as long as they fulfill their "residence obligations", "immigration supervision" will not have a great impact on our identity.
Post-epidemic era, the Canadian Immigration Agency is fully implementing the "Million Immigration Plan", and all immigration policy requirements have been relaxed and adjusted.
For applicants who intend to immigrate to Canada, now is a good time to immigrate to Canada!
