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Maintaining your permanent resident status in Canada requires meeting specific residency obligations. According to IRPA 28(2)(a)(iii), working outside Canada for a Canadian company can count towards fulfilling these requirements. This is a valuable option for permanent residents who travel or live abroad due to their job. Understanding how this exemption works can help you make informed decisions. Various factors impact whether the time spent working abroad will count towards your residency obligation. Knowing the type of work that falls under…

Meeting the Permanent Resident (PR) residency obligation is essential for anyone who wishes to maintain their immigration status in Canada. The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) Section 28 explains the requirements, ensuring that PRs remain closely connected to the country. Understanding these rules is critical for complying with immigration laws and securing your status as a permanent resident. The residency obligation mandates that PRs spend a minimum of 730 days in Canada within a five-year period. However, there are…