PR Card Replacement Expiry Date
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If you apply for a replacement Permanent Resident (PR) Card and it is approved, the replacement card will generally have the same expiration date as the original card. The expiration date of a PR Card is usually five years from the date of issuance, so if your original PR Card was valid for five years, your replacement card will also be valid for five years.
Are you currently living in Canada and are you compliant with your RO? Some ”lose” their PR card hoping to get a PR card with another 5 years. Doing your PR card can lead to further investigation about your RO. If living abroad you usually have to go in person to pick up the new PR card. Have you reported the loss to the police? If you had truly lost your PR card you wouldn’t like be asking about expiry dates since you have no option you have to get a new PR card. It is not a good tactic to try to get around not meeting your RO.
I know that PR card always valid for five years, including the replacement card. Just wondering if the original card expired on, say Jan 1 2027, does the replacement also will expire on the same date? Per your explanation, it look like it will expire on the same date right? Much thx!
I'm currently living in Canada and I'm compliant with my RO. Been living in Canada since 2012 and never leaving the country even for a single day ever since. Just wondering if the original card expire on, say Jan 1 2027, does the replacement also will expire on the same date? Thx!