Why You Should Never Renounce Your Canadian PR
Blog - PR Card
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Permanent Resident Card – Don’t Leave Home Without It
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Restoration of Status as a Temporary Resident in Canada
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TFWP Protects Foreign Workers In Canada By Improving Employers Compliance
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Hong Kongers Are Being Given An Easier Road To Permanent Residency In Canada
Expanding the Stream B pathway for Hong Kongers, no longer no longer need post-secondary education to be eligible.
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Canada’s Plan to Reduce Temporary Residents: Balancing Immigration Policies for Economic Recovery
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Renewing PR Cards on Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds: Prioritizing the Best Interests of Children
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Navigating Essential Immigration Services: A Comprehensive Guide
Navigating the Canadian immigration landscape can be quite challenging due to the multitude of services and processes that one needs to comprehend. As regulated Canadian immigration consultants, we understand the intricacies associated with these services and strive to offer valuable guidance to make your journey as seamless as possible. In this comprehensive guide, we will focus on four key services related to your immigration journey: PR Card Renewal, Canadian Citizenship Certificate Application, Landing Document Replacement, and Work/Study Permit Replacement. Permanent…
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Efficient PR Card Renewal in Canada: Expert Guidance & Practical Tips for Permanent Residents
As a permanent resident in Canada, it’s vital to keep your Permanent Resident (PR) card up-to-date and valid to maintain your status and access certain benefits within the country. The PR card serves as your official proof of permanent resident status, allowing you to travel internationally and re-enter Canada conveniently. With a typical validity of five years, ensuring a timely PR card renewal is essential to avoid potential stress and complications in the future. As regulated Canadian immigration consultants, we…
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Decision of Permanent Resident Status
A person must fulfill a residency requirement in order to keep their permanent residence in Canada, according to Canada’s residency obligations.
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