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Who is a Settler?

Charlamag

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Aug 31, 2011
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When people apply for PR though the inland process, it is taking up to a year or longer and this means that they are living in Canada during that time.

After they get approval, are they considered a 'settler' for the purpose of bringing over their cars/belongings?

I am confused because the B4 form wants the day of arrival in Canada - is this the day of PR or the day one came to Canada before applying to become a PR.

I'm not clear on the returning Canadian status vs settler. Thank you.
 

PMM

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Jun 30, 2005
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Hi

Charlamag said:
When people apply for PR though the inland process, it is taking up to a year or longer and this means that they are living in Canada during that time.

After they get approval, are they considered a 'settler' for the purpose of bringing over their cars/belongings?

I am confused because the B4 form wants the day of arrival in Canada - is this the day of PR or the day one came to Canada before applying to become a PR.

I'm not clear on the returning Canadian status vs settler. Thank you.
1. Yes, the date of "landing"
2. Canadians are citizens returning to Canada after an absence of a year or more. Settlers are new Immigrants.