#permanent_residence

Canada implemented new regulations for PR applicants   Permanent residence applicants applying outside of Canada need a permanent resident travel document (PRTD) to travel to Canada.   According to the immigration department's website, if the Visa Application Centres are closed in the territory where applicants live, they can submit their PRTD application by email.   Canada's Visa Application Centre in China recently announced on its official website that starting June 1, 2021, applicants for a PRTD need to submit their application to IRCC by email.   The grace period for this process was one month, so PRTD applicants can no longer submit their applications through the Visa Application Centre as of July 1, 2021.   #Permanent_residence, #PR, #PRTD, #IRCC (at Canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ_aS4pHdQO/?utm_medium=tumblr

Permanent residents with expired PR cards struggle to enter Canada In Canada, permanent residents are required to meet residency obligations in order to renew their PR cards. According to Section 23 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, a permanent resident must be physically present in Canada for at least 730 days (2 years) in every 5-year period. Currently, many permanent residents, especially parents/grandparents who are outside Canada stuck in other countries, and their PR cards have expired. Since permanent residents are required to have a valid PR card to enter Canada, those whose PR cards are expired will have to apply for a travel document to come to Canada. It is still questionable whether they can be eligible to be exempted from the residency obligations.   #PR, #Permanent_residence (at Immigration to Canada - Định cư Canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CP3KH1OnWW3/?utm_medium=tumblr

The link to submit payment for the TR2PR pathway is live   With only a few days left to apply for the 90,000 permanent residency positions on May 6, IRCC finally updated the billing details and payment link for the new program. The single application fee is $1,050 ($550 application fee + $500 permanent residency fee). The fee for the accompanying spouse is $1,050 ($550 application fee + $500 permanent residency fee). Additional accompanying expenses for dependent children are $150. If the applicant has never undergone biometric information collection in Canada in the past ten years (when applying for a work permit or a study permit), then the applicant will need to pay an extra $85 per person at the time of this application. The Canadian government recommends that applicants for this TR2PR project pay their fees at the beginning to avoid delays after subsequent approvals are passed. If the applicant's immigration application is withdrawn or rejected, the federal government will refund the fee.   #IRCC, #TR2PR, #permanent_residence, #temporary_policy, #processing_fees (at Canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/COdf9sWH90t/?igshid=spmlz5wvn722