David83 said:Hello,
I am currently living in Canada waiting for my CSQ. After I get my CSQ (hopefully), I am planning to apply for PR in Ottawa. Can I leave Canada during the processing time?
Thanks
PMM said:Hi
Yes you can,
David83 said:If I am notified that I got it, what will happen next? what I have to do to get mt PR card? Thanks
Diplomatru said:first you will have to land in QC. A CBSA officer will send your application for a PR card at the POE. They will mail it to your address in QC then.
David83 said:In this case do I need an entry VISA to enter Canada? Thanks
Diplomatru said:Yes, and it should be valid for 1 year continuous stay to get you eligible for inland processing.
David83 said:What about my previous stay? It isn't counted?no and if I stay in Canada during the processing of my file, this 1 year (other than the time it takes to process my file, whatever is that) is applied as well to get my PR card? ThanksI don't get your question
David83 said:I meant if I applied from inside Canada, and I remained in Canada during the processing time which is at least one year, do I need to wait one more year before applying for the PR card?
Sawraj said:hi ,
I am an automobile engg. I have done my B.Tech. last year. I am an indian . I wish to apply for pr ofCanada here from india. Can anyone kindly suggest me the right suitable procedure for it. thanks in advance!
Diplomatru said:You will apply for PR card as soon as you get your immigration visa and land. You will have to do flag-polling or book an appointment at local CIC office.
David83 said:That is relieving, since it takes just 35 (calendar) days for the card to be issued. So, in the best case scenario, in one year one can obtain the PR card, and use it to travel outside Canada.
Thanks for your replies
Diplomatru said:45-60 days (including transit) is a more realistic timeframe based on recent PR card applications