Hi we can’t say u accordingly how they doing now, kindly follow 2025 group so u will get some relevant information. They are different in processing now probably 4 years to get PR or less for 2025 year. Hope it changes.
2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)
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Hi we can’t say u accordingly how they doing now, kindly follow 2025 group so u will get some relevant information. They are different in processing now probably 4 years to get PR or less for 2025 year. Hope it changes.
Hi everyone,
I applied on August 31, 2023. I’ve asked my MP twice, but nothing has changed. I’m really exhausted, and seeing that I still have to wait another 16 months with the new update is making me lose hope. Apart from the pre-arrival letter and the eligibility letter with my spouse’s and child’s names on it, I haven’t received anything else. Those letters came a year ago.
Good luck to everyone.
I applied on August 31, 2023. I’ve asked my MP twice, but nothing has changed. I’m really exhausted, and seeing that I still have to wait another 16 months with the new update is making me lose hope. Apart from the pre-arrival letter and the eligibility letter with my spouse’s and child’s names on it, I haven’t received anything else. Those letters came a year ago.
Good luck to everyone.
I didn't read about that before yesterday. Not checked the processing times with these new c"calculator". I almost cry yesterday.
Its AI generated data not set by ircc it self somebody told me
Yeah, exactly. The new system that shows how many people are ahead and how many months are left isn’t manually updated by IRCC officers. It’s generated through an AI based prediction model that estimates progress using past approval data and average timelines.
For example, if most applications from early 2023 took around 28–30 months to finish, the system predicts similar wait times for newer ones. It just divides total applicants by average monthly approvals to give you a rough idea of where you stand. But it doesn’t reflect real-time updates from IRCC’s internal system or consider background, security, or dependent factors.
That’s why sometimes the numbers look off. Someone from May 2023 might see a longer wait than someone from February, even though their files could both be close to completion depending on their category or stage.
So it’s more like an automated estimate to help applicants gauge the queue, not an official tracker managed by officers.
For example, if most applications from early 2023 took around 28–30 months to finish, the system predicts similar wait times for newer ones. It just divides total applicants by average monthly approvals to give you a rough idea of where you stand. But it doesn’t reflect real-time updates from IRCC’s internal system or consider background, security, or dependent factors.
That’s why sometimes the numbers look off. Someone from May 2023 might see a longer wait than someone from February, even though their files could both be close to completion depending on their category or stage.
So it’s more like an automated estimate to help applicants gauge the queue, not an official tracker managed by officers.
Is that website about (processing times) permanent residency applications? I am not sure about that. It might be included asylum process or just about refugee process? Because no where is mentioning pr application. Choice is going on on sequence: application type(refugee) -> refugee program (protected person). No where mentioned pr. It’s confusing.
If there is an update, it’s my new process time shows 6 months.How ridiculous.
The new time line is system generated and based on math not the actual scenario. Since March 2023 applicant are in finish line so we can expect in next two months April and May will be processed and early of next year they may start processing of June file. Due to extensive security check for some African and middle eastern countries processing for that file may delayed but in general we can expect with in 3 years processing will be completed for 2023 application.
