Canada Permanent Residence
A Canadian permanent resident is someone who has been granted permanent resident status by immigrating to Canada. A permanent resident enjoys many of the same benefits as Canadian citizens. However, unlike citizens, they must maintain their status by meeting certain requirements like the… See More
PR card
Once a person has been approved for Canadian permanent residence, they become eligible to receive a permanent resident card (PR card). The PR card is usually valid for five years, but in very rare cases may only be valid for one year. This card can be a valid travel document for entering Canada’s borders. It is advised that permanent residents obtain their PR card since this card allows permanent residents to travel outside of Canada’s borders and demonstrate proof of status if necessary.
See More
PR card renewal
It is encouraged for permanent residents of Canada to carry a valid PR card at all times. Not only does the PR card allow a permanent resident to show proof of status, but it also allows a person to travel in and out of the country freely. If a PR card is within 9 months of expiration, or it has already expired, a permanent resident can apply for a new PR card.
See More
