Implied Status - traveling abroad

[leo.rpa]

Hi guys,

Does anyone have experience traveling outside Canada while on implied status?

I have extended my work permit (Bridging Work Permit) but I don’t have a decision about it yet. Also i have applied for my PR.

I had booked to go back home for holidays.

does anyone have any experience to share about it?

thank you

 

[k.h.p.]

Provided you have a valid visa to re-enter the country, or are visa-exempt, you are welcome to leave and try to return. However, you may not be permitted to take up work again until you have the work permit extension: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=190&top=17

 

[babsizkil]

Hi guys,

Does anyone have experience traveling outside Canada while on implied status?

I have extended my work permit (Bridging Work Permit) but I don’t have a decision about it yet. Also i have applied for my PR.

I had booked to go back home for holidays.

does anyone have any experience to share about it?

thank you

Are you still working with an employer? Depends on how important you consider the holiday travel. You may be allowed to come back to Canada as a visitor, if immigration have not yet decided to extend your work permit. It is important to note that, you cannot work until you get your work permit extension. The officer at the port of entry may ask you to prove you have enough money to support yourself in Canada.

 

[zardoz]

Hi guys,

Does anyone have experience traveling outside Canada while on implied status?

I have extended my work permit (Bridging Work Permit) but I don’t have a decision about it yet. Also i have applied for my PR.

I had booked to go back home for holidays.

does anyone have any experience to share about it?

thank you

Simply put, "implied status" terminates as soon as you leave Canada. Upon reentry, you no longer benefit from the previous "implied status", such as being able to work.

 

[leo.rpa]

Than you guys. It’s advised not travel abroad.

 

[babsizkil]

Than you guys. It’s advised not travel abroad.

When did you applied for the bridging work permit? You can also check the processing times to estimate how long it is going to take to process.I will advice you to be safe with your status. Immigration officers are not the same. If the holiday is for very short days. I wound not bother for now.

 

[rjoy]

Hi guys,

Does anyone have experience traveling outside Canada while on implied status?

I have extended my work permit (Bridging Work Permit) but I don’t have a decision about it yet. Also i have applied for my PR.

I had booked to go back home for holidays.

does anyone have any experience to share about it?

thank you

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