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拜托,政府哪句话说“Kids不受限制”. 算了,让你找看资料,你也没找对地方,给你个地址,好好读读吧:http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomer/res-oblig.html

Permanent residents comply with residency obligations if they accumulate two years of physical presence in Canada in every five-year period.

If they are outside of Canada for extended periods of time, they can accumulate residency days if they are:
...
... child of a permanent resident who is outside Canada and who is employed on a full-time basis by a Canadian business or the Public Service of Canada.
....

要是无条件,写这句干嘛?

Please note that you are complying with your residency obligations only if:

* your accompanying permanent-resident spouse, common-law partner or parent is complying with their residency obligations; and
* you ordinarily reside with your accompanying Canadian-citizen or permanent-resident spouse, common-law partner or parent.
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  • 枫下茶话 / 法律 / 请问妈妈准备入籍时想申请孩子一起入籍,但此时孩子持的枫叶卡已过五年,而在五年内孩子并没住够两年,这样能一起入籍吗?
    • 非但不能,连移民身份也没有了。
      • 但是孩子不是不用坐移民监吗,随大人,有这种说法吗?
        • 听说的东西基本上都是胡说
    • Yes, he/she can.
      • 胡说八道
        • 胡说八道!
          • 胡说八道!
          • 误导人也不要这么理直气壮的,看看保身份的规定(不是入籍的居住要求)再说,
    • 你的孩子的移民身份如果已经丧失了,你不能为他申请入籍。
    • 过去5年,孩子跟你居住了几年?不管境内外?
      • 小孩子的身份不是单看他自己在加拿大住了几年,还可以加上跟有身份的父母住在一起的时间(不管境内外),过去5年里超过2年,身份就没丢,就可以跟你申请,否则不行
        • 您所说的"有身份的父母"指得是有加籍吧?我记不清移民身份的父母是否可以.比如说这样一个孩子:
          在和父母一起登陆后的某一时间和父母之一出境回国了,三年之内父母之二回国而父母之一返回加拿大.在孩子离境三年多一天时,父母两人都还保留有移民身份(离境不足三年).那么问题是已离境三年多的孩子还保留有移民身份吗?
          • 你不确定,就去看规定,比我说多少都有用
    • Of course you can! There is no residence requirement for child under 18.
      • 胡说八道!
      • 重读移民保身份的规定,再来回答
        • PR residence requirement is for adults, not for dependent children.
          • 闭着眼睛说瞎话,你看都没看过保身份的居住要求原文,还说是只给成年人的,哪条规矩,摆出来?而且你根本不知cic对孩子的规定,根本不是18岁,多少岁?看了规定,你自然知道。
        • 重读移民保身份的规定,再来回答
      • #2794233
    • 听说的东西基本上都是胡说
    • Kids不受限制.这是政府网站, 说得很简单. 你要是找律师的话100%会赢. Kids不具备有意放弃PR的条件.
      • 拜托,政府哪句话说“Kids不受限制”. 算了,让你找看资料,你也没找对地方,给你个地址,好好读读吧:http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomer/res-oblig.html
        Permanent residents comply with residency obligations if they accumulate two years of physical presence in Canada in every five-year period.

        If they are outside of Canada for extended periods of time, they can accumulate residency days if they are:
        ...
        ... child of a permanent resident who is outside Canada and who is employed on a full-time basis by a Canadian business or the Public Service of Canada.
        ....

        要是无条件,写这句干嘛?

        Please note that you are complying with your residency obligations only if:

        * your accompanying permanent-resident spouse, common-law partner or parent is complying with their residency obligations; and
        * you ordinarily reside with your accompanying Canadian-citizen or permanent-resident spouse, common-law partner or parent.
        • 您给的这一页说的是成人, 老孩子, 不是小孩子
          • 那你给的那页是小孩子的?哪句话?你给个专门给小孩子页面看看?移民法里哪条说过child不属于PR?老孩子?你定的法律?你说多大叫老孩子?18岁以上吗?笑死人了,看到条例了还要继续狡辩
      • 就你给的这一页里面,也清清楚楚的写着,小孩子什么情况下才可以免除居住限制,不是无条件的
      • " When making residency decisions, officers can take into account humanitarian and compassionate concerns. Officers will consider the best interests of a child who would be affected by the decision."
        还甭拿这条做解释,要是人人都可以成功的用这条给孩子开脱,cic干脆就别单独规定小孩的居住条件了,干脆就写,小孩子无条件算了.打官司的钱和时间给孩子办团聚都结束了。找开脱理由也是得有专业水平才可以的,律师都不能说一定能赢
    • 枫叶卡从开始发到现在还不足五年,怎么会过期呢?
    • 建议楼主不要在这里浪费时间, 打电话问问CIC或律师吧.
      • 自己看不懂,就觉得别人说的都是错的。要是你还不信,你就把移民法读一读,找找你的老孩子,小孩子的定义。看了这么久,头一回听说有老小孩,小孩子之分。也别把入籍的规定,跟报身份的规定混为一谈。
      • 另外一个最基本的规定:守移民身份看“移民法”,想入籍,看“公民法”。别指着公民法上的规定说,这是移民法适用的,这本身就是原则性错误。
    • 看以往的讨论吧:
      http://www.rolia.net/forum/forum_listSingleThread.php?tno=326125
      http://www.rolia.net/forum/forum_listSingleThread.php?tno=280002
    • here is the rule, http://www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/APPLICATIONS/guides/5445EA.html
      OPTION 3. Accompanying a permanent resident outside Canada

      You may count each day you accompanied a permanent resident outside Canada provided that:

      the person you accompanied is your spouse, common-law partner or parent (if you are a child under 22 years of age); and
      he or she was in compliance with his or her own residency obligation