Tag Archive: Canada PR

Jun
21

Five Common Mistakes of Canada Permanent Residence Visa Application

Applying for a Canada PR, you must be aware of the common mistake while preparing your Canada PR application. A single mistake in PR visa application can result in your visa rejection or return by CIC office. So avoid these common paperwork mistakes of Canada PR application. Following are common application mistakes of Canada PR …

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May
13

Residency obligations to Canada –Keep your PR status intact

Once the status of permanent residency has been granted to an individual in Canada, there are a few obligations and requirements that they must conform to, for every five-year span. These obligations have been established by IRPA or The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and must be followed, in order to retain the PR (Permanent …

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May
12

Canada Permanent Resident Status to Canada Citizenship- Application requirements and stages

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has given following guidelines for Canadian permanent residents who wish to become Canadian Citizens. To become a Canadian citizen, you must have a permanent resident status in Canada, and that status must not be in doubt. You must meet the residency requirements and you must not be the subject of an …

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May
12

FAQs on the Permanent Resident Card and Canada Immigration

What is a Permanent Resident Card and what purpose does it serve? A Permanent Resident (PR) card is an identity document that is issued by the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to the newly landed permanent residents. Permanent residents arriving in Canada on or after 28 June 2002 apply for a Permanent Resident Card as …

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May
12

Canada Permanent Residents – Residency Obligations

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has identified the following rights for the permanent resident visa holder, his spouse and children: To receive the most social benefits that Canadian citizens receive, including health care coverage. To live, work or study anywhere in Canada. To apply for a Canadian citizenship. To protection under Canadian law and the Canadian …

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