Common-law seperation after PR

[EddyCo]

Hi,
I'm in relationship for 6 years now, we applied for Common-law and application completed by me getting PR, after more than 2 years as PR our relationship are nearly the end after so many efforts to keep it.
Now, i've hear in the past during my application for PR as common-law, that we must sustain a true cohabit for several years, and in case we don't i (as PR) may lose my status as PR.

Is that correct? is there sort of limitation that if we break now i may lose my PR?

I'm PR since April 2020 and not yet applied for Citizenship (planning to apply somewhere next year)

 

[YVR123]

There is currently no such rule. You are safe as a PR as long as you didn't misrepresent yourself during the PR application and when you landed as a PR. (You were still in common law relationship with your partner at that point.)

 

[Ponga]

Agreed. Condition: 51, which required couples to live together for 2 years after PR, was repealed in 2017. Even if it had not been repealed, you have already reached the 2 years.