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Many thanks, Baloo and Leon.

I have read the following statement somewhere: "Residence in Canada is usually demonstrated by physically residing in the country but in certain cases a person need not have been physically present for the entire three-year period if they can demonstrate they maintained a substantial...

That is correct. Thanks for clarifying my question.

@ariell, Many thanks for the clarification. I highly appreciate it. Thanks.

Siouxie, thank you so much for taking the time to post such a detailed response. I highly appreciate it. I will have to double check whether the time my wife have spent with me overseas is counted as though she was residing in Canada. Thanks again.

I am referring to applying again for PR. You are correct, my wife's PR expired in 2008. Yes, I understand that I will have to sponsor my wife all over gain, which I don't mind. I will certainly talk to a lawyer before proceeding. Thanks for the feedback.

Yes, it's the doing that I am concerned with. Thanks for the feedback.

She has been abroad with me all the time, except visiting my family in the summers of 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 (around one month each visit).

Question: Is this a MUST? Is there any way around this? Thanks.

I am a Canadian citizen and have been living abroad since 1996. I applied to sponsor my wife who became a PR in 2003. Her PR card expired August 2008 and she couldn't travel for her citizenship exam. My question is: can we apply for a second time? How does it work? Thanks.