Karen Gordon

    > "Denzil" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >> Dear Mr. Miller,
    >> Thanks for your time and your link. On reading the PR obligations on
    >> the said link provided by you I understand that the 2/5 year rule is
    >> applicable in my case, in case I want to retain my PR status.
    >> However, it does not mention anything about the 183 day rule. I mean
    >> is the rule still valid or it is null and void now. As I interpret the
    >> 183 day rule: PRs to spend 183 days out of 12 months in Canada.
    >> Net-net. Can I return to my home country [to wind up my pending work,
    >> accounts, etc.] after about staying in Canada for a month. Then be in
    >> my home country for about 8 to 10 months and finally return back to
    >> Canada for good. I presume if the 183 day is applicable to me as a PR
    >> in this case, I would be violating the rule and hence miss my PR
    >> status. I am still not clear on this.
    >> Thanks once again for all your help Mr. Andrew Miller. I really
    >> appreciate your help.
    >> Regards,
    >> Denzil

(K): The answers are all here, on the Canadian Immigration website:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomer/res-oblig.html

No charge.
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