Travel to canada without PR card
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Travel to canada without PR card
My friend just obtained canadian PR status but has not received the card yet. She still has a canadian student visa that is valid. Can she travel to Europe, then return to Canada? I am thinking the student visa is enough to get on the plane, and then she can argue she is a PR at the border. will that work?
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Re: Travel to canada without PR card
Did you read the sticky note about traveling without your PR card?
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Re: Travel to canada without PR card
Hey, on a related topic, I activated my PR visa a month or so ago on a holiday that I took over in Canada.
I don't have a Canadian address at the moment but I was wondering if it would be possible to ask for my PR card to be sent to my UK address?
I don't have a Canadian address at the moment but I was wondering if it would be possible to ask for my PR card to be sent to my UK address?
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Re: Travel to canada without PR card
Best to start your own thread instead of hijacking someone else's, avoids trying to follow two conversations inside of one thread.
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Re: Travel to canada without PR card
Permanent resident travel document
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Re: Travel to canada without PR card
oops sorry about that, will do.
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Re: Travel to canada without PR card
Thanks for the info FL
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Re: Travel to canada without PR card
Will also need an actual visa counterfoil in the passport. Probably already has one which would be a student visa and not to be confused with a study permit. Normally the visas are multiple entry and there should be an expiry date in the top right hand corner valid from and valid to.