Canada requires that any adult who wants to apply for Canadian Citizenship must first live in Canada for a specified period of time before they are eligible to apply for Canadian Citizenship. Although there are other Canadian Citizenship Eligibility criteria in addition to time spent in Canada, this post will specifically address the issue of…
What is a Valid Job Offer for Express Entry?
If you have a valid job offer with a Canadian company, you can obtain extra Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points for Arranged Employment through the Express Entry system for immigration to Canada. However, it’s not enough to have a Canadian company that wants to hire you – not all job offers qualify you for Arranged…
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How to Travel Without a Valid PR Card
Once you become a Permanent Resident of Canada, you will need a valid PR card in order to board a commercial airline, train or bus that is travelling to Canada. However, sometimes life happens, and you find that you need to travel outside of Canada even though you don’t have a valid PR card in order to return. There are a couple of ways that you can make this work if you are willing to try some unconventional approaches to taking your trip. This post explores your options to return to Canada, even without a valid PR card.
Top Ten Tips After Approval as a Permanent Resident of Canada
Completing the Canadian Permanent Residence application process is a good reason to celebrate. It’s likely been a long and expensive process to date, so finally getting your PR visa issued is a huge accomplishment, and you are likely looking forward to focusing less on immigration matters and more on other parts of your life. Before you get carried away with enjoying your new life in Canada, there are some requirements that you need to understand so that you can maintain your PR status and eventually position yourself to become a Canadian Citizen if you would like to.
