PR VISA and no. of entries = one whats wrong?

[barackobamaisgood]

hi,...

PR visa must have multiple entry isn't it...

so how come the visa in my passport showing...

category : IM-1 IMMIGRANT
no. of entries: ONE

please explain i am confused...


something similar here http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_OzP88-GMo64/Swl3_rubRgI/AAAAAAAAAEs/B8mR0hgj_m8/s1600/3705943628_38db537b14_o.jpg (got from net)

 

[Canadiantobe]

It's your permanent resident visa so there should be one entry only and then you'll apply for a permanent resident card. As per the rule you should be staying there but let's say you come out so the next entry will be based on your PRC and that time your visa will not be needed as you already hold a card.

This is my personal thought...

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[asyousuf]

It's your permanent resident visa so there should be one entry only and then you'll apply for a permanent resident card. As per the rule you should be staying there but let's say you come out so the next entry will be based on your PRC and that time your visa will not be needed as you already hold a card.

This is my personal thought...

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PR visa is for landing purposes only. Once you land, IO will cancel the visa and accept your COPR as application for PR card processing. PR cards will than become your visa to Canada for next five years.

So do not worry and be happy
asyousuf

 

[CALABAR]

Hi,

You have been inundated with enough information regarding your concerns. To enter Canada first time as a Resident, you need a single entry immigrant visa. Subsequently, you will be confirmed as a Permanent Resident with a Card to back it up via your COPR. Further exits and entry in Canada will be based on the Card until you are qualify enough to apply for your citizenship, albeit; with a proviso, continuous three years residence out of the last four years.

 

[awai ali]

It's your permanent resident visa so there should be one entry only and then you'll apply for a permanent resident card. As per the rule you should be staying there but let's say you come out so the next entry will be based on your PRC and that time your visa will not be needed as you already hold a card.

This is my personal thought...

Wait for experts' comments...

100% Agreed.........

 

[babbu.mann]

same query on multiple threads...??

hi,...

PR visa must have multiple entry isn't it...

so how come the visa in my passport showing...

category : IM-1 IMMIGRANT
no. of entries: ONE

please explain i am confused...


something similar here http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_OzP88-GMo64/Swl3_rubRgI/AAAAAAAAAEs/B8mR0hgj_m8/s1600/3705943628_38db537b14_o.jpg (got from net)

 

[kiran3467]

Hi my question in immigrant visa stamp given by govt after approval for pr in that it is says only o e entery which means I am not allowed to go out of canada.

 

[greyhatbd]

Hi my question in immigrant visa stamp given by govt after approval for pr in that it is says only o e entery which means I am not allowed to go out of canada.

Once you enter Canada first as a Immigrant, next 03 months or 4-5 months( depends on CIC) you are not allowed to travel abroad. Once you get your PR card in hand, you can go anywhere in the world and can re-enter as many times as you want.

Hope you are clear now

 

[ammy.gem21]

I have been told by my agent that i have to stay in saskatoon for min. 2 years. I want to know what will happen after to years. Will i have to do any other documentations

 

[asthag]

PR visa is for landing purposes only. Once you land, IO will cancel the visa and accept your COPR as application for PR card processing. PR cards will than become your visa to Canada for next five years.

So do not worry and be happy
asyousuf

Does that mean once I land in Canada with "IM1" visa I can't travel outside Canada unless I get a PR card?

 

[zardoz]

Does that mean once I land in Canada with "IM1" visa I can't travel outside Canada unless I get a PR card?

No. You can leave Canada. However, getting back will require one of the following.

1) PR card.
2) Permanent Resident Travel Document
3) Crossing the land border from the USA without using a commercial carrier.