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The Difference Between the Canadian Permanent Resident Card and the Canadian Passport

The Difference Between the Canadian Permanent Resident Card and the Canadian Passport

The fundamental difference between the Canadian Permanent Resident Card and the Canadian Passport is that the Canadian Permanent Resident Card is issued to permanent residents (immigrants), while the Canadian Passport can only be held by Canadian citizens.

Canada is Proud Again! Passport Strength Upgraded, Ranking 4th in the World

Canada is Proud Again! Passport Strength Upgraded, Ranking 4th in the World

At the beginning of the New Year 2018, Canada announced a piece of good news that all Canadian citizens and immigrants can be proud of: the Canadian passport has achieved its best ranking ever, becoming the 4th strongest passport in the world!

Immigration Benefit Upgrade: Returning to China with a Canadian Passport Is Now More Convenient

Immigration Benefit Upgrade: Returning to China with a Canadian Passport Is Now More Convenient

Immigration Benefit Upgrade: Returning to China with a Canadian Passport Is Now More Convenient. For Canadian-Chinese returning to China, these cities now offer a 6-day visa-free stay. Is your hometown on the list? Following the introduction of the 72-hour visa-free transit policy for foreigners, the government has launched a new policy: a 144-hour (six-day) visa-free transit for foreigners in regions including Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, allowing transiting foreigners to enjoy an in-depth trip or reunite with their families...

Hurry to Apply! The Sixth Ranked Passport in the World Will Increase in Price

Hurry to Apply! The Sixth Ranked Passport in the World Will Increase in Price

Hurry to apply! The sixth ranked passport in the world will increase in price. According to foreign media reports: The Canadian federal government announced that starting from April 1, 2018, the fees for various documents will increase. According to the recently enacted Service Fees Act, the federal government allows various service departments to adjust their fees based on the annual inflation rate, which includes camping fees in parks, fishing license fees, passport fees, etc.…