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Apparently it is not illegal to send PR cards outside of Canada at all. So many misleading posts here.

Thanks, The user above, stated that the mailing of PR card outside of Canada is illegal,I didn't know that, hence I would absolutely follow the rules and re-enter Canada without PR card, In my situation, is it possible to re-enter Canada using Permanent Resident Travel Document? And is it...

That doesn't answer the question though : ) I still would like to have a look at the official statement requiring me to stay in Canada, while the card is getting prepared. I guess I have a better idea about what is valuable for me or not : )

Could you provide any official link where it is declared that I need to be physically present while the card is getting prepared?

Do I necessarily have to possess a PR card when re-entering Canada? How about that Permanent Resident Travel Document ? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/travel-document/index.asp

I mean, do I have to be physically present in Canada during those 2-3 months (i.e. while the card is getting prepared)?

Thanks for reply, I have found this page on CIC website, http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/pr-card/apply-how.asp Originally my plan was to come to Canada, apply for PR card and specify non-Canadian address for PR card delivery, then enter Canada again after receiving PR card. According...

Hello all, I have received a visa from VAC and it's valid until a specific date (January), As far as I understand, I have to enter Canada until that date and pass some immigration-related preprocessing procedures in the port of entry, My issue is, I need to come back to my current location...

Hello, I got a question about medical exam So after getting ITA, I visited one of the designated hospitals, passed the check and received two paper pages at the end, first one with my photo on the top, e-Medical logo and bar code with some number called UMI under it, and the second one...

Hello, I have received ITA and now I am filling in the online form, There is a timeline to be filled, called "Personal history" which should be since 18th birthday or 10 years back, whichever is shorter, The very first item in this timeline (July 2005 - Feb. 2007) is bachelor study in my...