COPR through PNP, Procedure after landing

[kanz1986]

Hi,


I received my COPR yesterday. I applied PR through SINP. I have the following questions regarding procedures after landing. Can some help me on the queries as I don't know what has to be done.

1. My port of destination is Regina. I will be flying to Vancouver and will get a connection to Regina. Since there are no direct flights to Regina. Will that be an issue?.
2. What are the formalities I need to be doing in Regina/Vancouver. (i.e SIN number etc)
3. I will be doing a soft landing, will be in Canada for a week. I have been given Medical Surveillance. I have to report to a health care centre with in 30 days for inactive TB testing. Can I do the test once I am permanently there. What should would be the procedure for that.
4.Due to Covid issues if I am not able to travel with the COPR validity. Willl the COPR be extended. If so what would be the procedure.

 

[PMM]

Hi

Hi,


I received my COPR yesterday. I applied PR through SINP. I have the following questions regarding procedures after landing. Can some help me on the queries as I don't know what has to be done.

1. My port of destination is Regina. I will be flying to Vancouver and will get a connection to Regina. Since there are no direct flights to Regina. Will that be an issue?.
2. What are the formalities I need to be doing in Regina/Vancouver. (i.e SIN number etc)
3. I will be doing a soft landing, will be in Canada for a week. I have been given Medical Surveillance. I have to report to a health care centre with in 30 days for inactive TB testing. Can I do the test once I am permanently there. What should would be the procedure for that.
4.Due to Covid issues if I am not able to travel with the COPR validity. Willl the COPR be extended. If so what would be the procedure.

1. No.
2. You will "land" in Vancouver, you go to a Service Canada office in Regina to get your SIN.
3. Report to the Health care centre, then explain you will be leaving.
4. It is probably moot, since you will not be able to fly to Canada until the flight restrictions are listed.
5.
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