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| Subject: PR:Not moving immediately to Canada? |
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Hello,
my family and I received the PR confirmation and should enter Canada next month. We do not intend to move there immediately because of certain job obligations and the need to sell our cars and home before making the definitive move.
We intend to enter Canada and stay with a friend that regularly travels between Canada and Brazil for a couple of weeks and then return to Brazil, resolve some issues and in one year come back to live in Canada.
My question is : can we give the immigation officer this friend´s address so the PR cards be delivered there so she could bring the documents with her in one of her trips to Brazil?
What would be the best way to explain this situation when we land on Canada?
Thank you very much,
Artcsmota
[25-02-2013,22:53]
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Antonio Mota |
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(in reply to: PR:Not moving immediately to Canada?)
You have Immigration Visa on your passport,right!
You have I think 6 months validity to land in Canada. Make a decision when you wanna land and go there. You have to stay until you get PR by mail(max 60 days) and as soon as you get PR you can go back home.Your PR is valid 5 years and You can stay outside of Canada 3 out of 5 years in order to maintain PR status...
Speedoflight
[26-02-2013,04:15]
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Speedoflight |
(in reply to: PR:Not moving immediately to Canada?)
Thank you very much.
Regards, Antonio
[26-02-2013,07:05]
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Antonio Mota |
PR:Not moving immediately to Canada? (in reply to: PR:Not moving immediately to Canada?)
Hello!
Can we go to Canada after getting visa and then exit without getting the PR. Actually can’t stay for more than a month due to current job but issuance of PR process takes around 60 days.
PR cards would be received at the relative’s address which I would have given at the time of first lading and then that relative would send it through courier to my country.
Will it be fine?
Regards
[01-03-2013,12:45]
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Hammad |
