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Stephen1
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« on: December 29, 2011, 06:36:55 am »

Hi experts

We received our PR in 2009 under Skilled Worker category and did our first landing in August 2009. My family started living in Canada from September 2011. I visited Canada in 2009, 2010 & 2011 for short periods but returned to where I am due to personal reasons. My family (Wife and two sons) will stay in Canada for the next foreseeable future.

Our PR cards are valid upto August 2014.

If I do not fulfil the requirement of living 2 years in Canada within the first 5 years, I will lose my right to renew the PR.(Am I right?)

Does this mean I can't enter Canada after August 2014?

If my family remains in Canada after August 2014, what options do I have to renew my PR or enter Canada by aby other means??

I appreciate for your feedback so that I can prepare for the inevitable in advance.

Regards

Stephen1
 
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wilson
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« Reply #1 on: December 29, 2011, 11:54:37 am »

Hi stephen,

You have more than 2.7 years ahead for completing the obligation as a PR. If you cannot do that them you will loose PR. You have to complete the required days and apply for renewal inside Canada.
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george_d
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« Reply #2 on: December 30, 2011, 11:38:57 am »

Dears,

I have almost the same issue as my family are in Canada and my perants are old  and sick. I have to take care of them. I heard the options for this issue are very limited such as having ac contract with canadian company to work abroad. Some of the guys will do illegal solution which i do not prefer. I am not an expert but i beleive a solution should be there for such cases.
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Stephen1
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« Reply #3 on: December 31, 2011, 01:02:38 am »

Thank you Wilson for your feedback.  However, I am expecting one of the senior members to reply to this (i.e.PNM).

Assuming I will not be able to fulfil the requirements by 2014, is there any other way for me to at least visit the family. i.e. Can they apply a 'visitor visa' or something or could I apply from where I am to the Canadian Embassy requesting a visa to visit the family?

Is there a provision for the family to sponsor me once they hopefully obtain their citizenship?

Stephen
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