PR Renewal
Staying in Canada for a lifelong time first requires a permit for Permanent Residency. Seeking a Permanent Residency will make you eligible for Citizenship. A PR makes you free from applying for a regular VISA and makes you eligible for Citizenship after 3 to 5 years. A permanent resident is free to work and live anywhere in Canada. Canadian government takes the responsibility to keep PR holders safe and stable. The PR card serves as an identity card and easily makes you travel to other countries.
The PR card makes you eligible for the rights and responsibilities of PR holders for five years. The card is updated after every five years with your updated information. However, your PR status does not expire with the expired PR card, but you need to keep the card updated. Even if a person fails to remain eligible for PR renewal, his status remains until the government’s decision.
You need to apply for a PR card before expiry under the following:
- You have lost the card.
- Your card is expiring in less than a year.
- Your details like name and address have been modified.
- You have entered Canada, but you have not received the card within three months.
- You are in need to go for PR renewal before the expiry
- You require full Permanent Residency approval from the government. Your sponsor completes the initial requirements with the Canadian government.
- You have to go for submission of the PR renewal application
- You need to show that you have not abused your PR
- You must be in Canada for at least 730 days in 5 years.
Our immigration consultants are here to figure out your problems with the PR renewal process. We are dedicated to solving your problems; contact us to receive advice from our experts.
