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I already have PR, why would I face any issue in coming back if I am in RO compliance? If you are talking about rules being changed for sponsoring spouse during this time, then I cannot do anything and wont come back if the rules are changed drastically to the point that sponsoring spouse...

Simple reason is this recession and insane cost of living. I got a good job pretty quickly after I landed but there is no guarantee that my wife will have the same experience if I bring her here now and she just got a great job back home too. It is entirely possible that she may not find a job...

Rules for sponsoring spouse I understand and I don't plan on leaving again once I come back. The most important thing which I understood is never be in breach of RO and always keep some time as buffer in case you need to go outside of Canada urgently. @armoured Thank you so much for your...

@Besram @scylla I have one more question. Lets say I came back to Canada within 1095 days of staying outside, maybe in 1050 days, which means I am not in breach of RO, which also means that I am RO compliant. Can I apply for spousal sponsorship as soon as I land as I am not in breach of RO?

Honestly, this RO breach scenario sucks and I will need to come back pretty early to meet the 730 days requirement before my first 5 years are up. The biggest issue for me is that I won't be able to sponsor my spouse for two years if I am in breach of RO otherwise, I don't have any problem in...

I think I understand now. If I am in breach of RO and I have stayed in Canada for 550 days in the last five years, those 550 days will not count towards the 730 days requirement as those 550 days will get cancelled with each passing day as my last 5 year anniversary date will keep moving with...

So what you are saying is if I stay more than 1095 days outside of Canada, I am in breach of RO which I already understand but what you are also saying is once I am in breach of RO, even if i have stayed in Canada for some days in the last five years, those will not be counted and I need to stay...

Yes, makes sense. If I stayed for 550 days in Canada in the first 5 years and came back exactly on the 5 year anniversary date, I first need to stay in Canada for 730 - 550 = 180 days to make up for days lost and an additional 180 days to meet RO so it will be 180 * 2 = 360 days total after...

Still confused because based on what you are saying, I have stay to 730 days from the day I come back not matter what which makes no sense. What if I come back 180 days early and meet RO exactly on my 5 year anniversary date, I still have to stay 730 - 180 = 550 days extra to meet RO?

This applies only when I come back on or after my 5 year anniversary date right? Lets say I came back 3 months before my 5 year anniversary date, so I have lived in Canada for 550 + 90 = 640 days in the first 5 years since landing, in this case I need to stay for 730 - 640 = 90 days and an...

@armoured @Buletruck I have another question regarding meeting RO. Lets say I landed on January 15th 2022 as a new PR and spent a total of 550 days in Canada before leaving and came back on January 15th 2027 which is the 5 year anniversary from the date of landing, when do I meet RO in this...

So when does it become mandatory to meet RO to sponsor spouse? 3 years from the date of landing? 4 years? Is this rule always tied to date of landing?

I read on this forum that if you are in breach of RO, you cannot submit a spousal sponsorship application until you meet RO otherwise, it will be refused and you can even lose your own PR status. Just need clarification regarding this based on below scenarios: Person A lands in Canada, becomes...

I read on this forum that if you are in breach of RO, you cannot submit a spousal sponsorship application until you meet RO, otherwise, it will be refused and you can even lose your own PR status. Just need clarification regarding this based on below scenarios: Person A lands in Canada, becomes...

How does the officer decide to report not meeting RO? Is that random? Can we request them not to do that?

Is it possible to enter Canada with a valid PR card even if you are in breach of RO? Even if you were more than 1095 days outside of Canada from the date of landing?

It will be 3 years for that which is a long time and the whole idea is to avoid this cost of living and recession crisis and come back if things get better.

I am also trying to not completely give up on my PR and looking for some direction on what to do.

Convincing employer is impossible as they will know that you will be quitting as soon as you get the PR and this will cause issues with the background check that happens when you get a job in Canada so this is not really an option, it's better to be upfront with your employer and leave your job...

Because I don't want my spouse to leave her job back home, come here on TRV and sit without a job for upto 5 months until the OWP is processed. I understand that I can simply wait till sponsorship process to be completed but I was looking for ways for us to reunited sooner and for her to atleast...