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By law, permanent residents are required to spend at least 730 days in Canada in a 5-year period unless certain situations apply, such as when you are working for a Canadian company abroad or traveling abroad with your spouse who is a Canadian citizen. If you are a permanent resident who does not meet the above requirements, you may not be fulfilling your residency obligations.
It is possible for the Government of Canada to take away your permanent residency if you are not meeting your residency obligations. However, because Canada is a nation of laws, the government is not allowed to arbitrarily take away your permanent residency even though you have not met your residency obligations. Due process must be followed, in which case you will be afforded an opportunity to present your case as to why you did not meet your residency obligations.
If you are a permanent resident and you are worried that you might lose your status, do not panic. Contact us and let us discuss your situation, including how we can help you to keep your status.
Other permanent resident programs include the following:
- Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP), which is designed to promote economic development in the Atlantic provinces of Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.
- Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP), designed to promote economic development in rural and northern communities across Canada.
- Agri-Food Immigration Pilot aimed atsupporting the labour market needs of Canada's agri-food sector.
- Live-in Caregiver Program (LCP), Home Child Care Provider Pilot, and Home Support Worker Pilot, programs designed to make it easier to for families and the health sector to hire foreign caregivers.
Provincial Nomination Program (PNP)
The PNP is one of the most popular means of immigrating to Canada. Through the program, Canadian provinces attract skilled workers to meet their labour market needs.
The PNP program enables provinces to set criteria for intending immigrants in a way that meets the labour market and economic development needs of the provinces.
Once an applicant is selected or nominated for permanent residence by a province, such an applicant usually has more than enough points to immigrate to Canada.
For many applicants who are unable to achieve their goal of immigrating to Canada through other programs, the PNP provides a great opportunity.
Complete the free assessment form today to determine your eligibility.
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