I am waiting for my first-time PR card. I was told that the validity of PR card is usually 5 years. But my passport will expire before that. So will they still issue me a PR card with 5-year validity or will it expire on the same date as my passport?
I am waiting for my first-time PR card. I was told that the validity of PR card is usually 5 years. But my passport will expire before that. So will they still issue me a PR card with 5-year validity or will it expire on the same date as my passport?
it means technically one can have PR status for more than 5 years if their PR card is issued 6-7 months later than CoPR(considering the current situation).
it means technically one can have PR status for more than 5 years if their PR card is issued 6-7 months later than CoPR(considering the current situation).
You're confusing PR status and your PR card. The PR card is a travel document. It doesn't determine if your PR status is still valid.
The residency obligation starts from the day you land and become a PR. You must live in Canada for 2 out of five rolling years starting from the date of landing (regardless of when your PR card expires).
You're confusing PR status and your PR card. The PR card is a travel document. It doesn't determine if your PR status is still valid.
The residency obligation starts from the day you land and become a PR. You must live in Canada for 2 out of five rolling years starting from the date of landing (regardless of when your PR card expires).