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Thanks.. I have been told that its possible to enter with expired PR card from US border. Is that right?

Due to covid and domestic issues (my divorce), my parents could only come for 9 months for their 5 yr period. Their PR card expires in Apr 2024 They do plan to enter before Apr 2024 but i need to know if they will be eligible for OHIP with the PR card expired?

How can they enter even after the card is expired? Do they need to take the land route via USA? Will they be able to get OHIP healthcard if the date on PR has expired?

Can someone confirm that they will not be allowed to enter if the end date on PR card is more than the time they have to cover?

Their pr card expires Apr 2024. They could only complete 9 months uptil now. They have exactly the same days left for PR card expiry as the number of days to complete their residency obligations. They are currently out of Canada but planning to come in Apr and try completing atleast 1 more year

My parents are unable to complete the 2 yr residency for the PR term. They are almost near the end date on the back of the PR card Is there any way to request more time? Should I hire an immigration lawyer?

My parents on PR returned to Canada after 2 yrs. However they plan to return back in 4 months. In these 4 months, they did visit doctors and did some blood tests. Will there be an impact if they have to return before the mandatory 153 days stay?

My parents on PR returned to Canada after 2 yrs. However they plan to return back in 4 months. In these 4 months, they did visit doctors and did some blood tests. Will there be an impact if they have to return before the mandatory 153 days stay?

Its not a conviction But when was this asked? For what purpose?

My parents are on PR and one of them will need to see a dentist There seems to be a program meant for low income seniors for free dental coverage as long as they are low income Qs: Is that applicable and worthy to apply for them? Does PGP sponsor income impact their eligibility?

My parents got the PR for the first time in 2019 and did a landing with 5 months initial stay Thereafter due to covid, travel bans(India) and my fathers surgeries in home country, they couldnt travel to Canada for almost 3 yrs until 2022 when they entered again. They need to cover roughly 18...

My parents landed in Apr 2019 and travelled back after 5 months. COVID restrictions forced them to cancel travel twice, once in Apr 2020 and then in Apr 2021. They live in India and gov,t of Canada has stopped travel between the countries for a good 6 plus months forcing my parents to keep...

My parents have PR. Is the day still Sep 7th for them? Technically they are Canadians with PR living in India What about the India RT test? Will that be valid also?

My parents are on PR. Is the day still Sep 7th for them? Technically they are Canadians with PR living in India What about the India RT test? Will that be valid also?

Would those who could not complete the requirements will not be able to arrive for any other visa like the visitor?

I have exactly same timelines for my parents, Can anyone be nice to suggest experinces/tips for booking for seniors arriving on Toronto around that date?

If my parents are landed PR, and if are not able to complete their residency requirements due to any genuine reasons, is there a process of requesting more time? What is the impact of not able to complete them? They are still within the limits but need to know what if? Thanks a lot!!

If my parents are not able to complete their residency requirements due to any genuine reasons, is there a process of requesting more time? What is the impact of not able to complete them? They are still within the limits but need to know what if? Thanks a lot!!

My 65+ year old parents, being on PR, were unable to travel last April 2020 due to travel restrictions imposed by Canada gov.t. The restrictions were later removed for PR holders but with surging cases, my parents could not arrange the travel considering the risk and also that their OHIP...

They stayed for the 153 days mandatory for the first 6 months after landing