2023 PR Applications Timeline (Protected Persons & Refugees)

[md.ali22]

Still all other pr applications process within a year time frame just saying we should have the same processing time

1. Canada isn't focused on quickly growing its population; it has housing, unemployment, and healthcare issues. The government follows a yearly immigration plan.
2 . Government gives time for protected people to adjust, adapt and start paying taxes. This is because many people who get citizenship leave soon after, and most apply for asylum just for economic reasons. That's why Canada doesn’t offer fast citizenship or PR.

 

[PR waiting]

Canada is not obligated to automatically grant permanent residency (PR) or citizenship to individuals who receive protected status. The 1951 Refugee Convention does not impose such a requirement either. A person applies for protection in Canada, claiming their life is at risk and danger back home, and if their claim is accepted, they are granted protected status. However, obtaining PR or citizenship depends on Canada’s domestic laws.
Conservative Party has suggested a "merit-based" system for refugees. This means not everyone who applies for asylum will automatically get PR or citizenship.

U r wrong in some point.

“Merit-based refugees” is not a standard term in refugee or immigration policy. However, it may refer to a system where refugee status or resettlement is granted based on certain qualifications, skills, or other criteria beyond just humanitarian need.

Typically, refugees are granted status based on well-founded fears of persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group, as outlined in the 1951 Refugee Convention. However, some countries may prioritize refugees who also have skills, education, or work experience that align with their economic or labor market needs.

For example, Canada’s Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) helps skilled refugees migrate through economic immigration programs rather than traditional refugee resettlement pathways.

 

[md.ali22]

U r wrong in some point.

“Merit-based refugees” is not a standard term in refugee or immigration policy. However, it may refer to a system where refugee status or resettlement is granted based on certain qualifications, skills, or other criteria beyond just humanitarian need.

Typically, refugees are granted status based on well-founded fears of persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group, as outlined in the 1951 Refugee Convention. However, some countries may prioritize refugees who also have skills, education, or work experience that align with their economic or labor market needs.

For example, Canada’s Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) helps skilled refugees migrate through economic immigration programs rather than traditional refugee resettlement pathways.

1. Canada’s Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) this program not accept new applications. Also this program not eligible for protected person who are already inside Canada.
2. I am talking about protected person / convention refugees who are already inside Canada.
3. You can check conservative parties immigrantion promises.

 

[md.ali22]

End of the day, Canada will grant PR cards to everyone one day, but only if they wait a long time.

 

[Queenlaw]

End of the day, Canada will grant PR cards to everyone one day, but only if they wait a long time.

Sad reality.

 

[Osiro17]

Good day house, I will appreciate if I get an answer on this.

I’m a protected person and have applied for PR since April 2023. I got AOR in October 2023 and that’s the last I’ve heard from them. No biometrics request, no eligibility updates, nothing else so far. I also have an overseas spouse included in my PR application.

My question is, can a protected person like me go ahead to submit another PR application under the new Home Care worker pilot opening this March? Is this even feasible or allowed? I am a PSW and meet all the requirements of the program but I am unsure whether I am able to put in an application seeing as I already have a PR application as a protected person. Please advise, thank you

 

[macdenwil]

Good day house, I will appreciate if I get an answer on this.

I’m a protected person and have applied for PR since April 2023. I got AOR in October 2023 and that’s the last I’ve heard from them. No biometrics request, no eligibility updates, nothing else so far. I also have an overseas spouse included in my PR application.

My question is, can a protected person like me go ahead to submit another PR application under the new Home Care worker pilot opening this March? Is this even feasible or allowed? I am a PSW and meet all the requirements of the program but I am unsure whether I am able to put in an application seeing as I already have a PR application as a protected person. Please advise, thank you

You can not have two PR applications in progress with IRCC according to them. You either cancel the first and re-apply under different pathway or leave the existing application till decision is taken. As advise from me, since your application was 2023, don’t cancel as the timeline is coming to complete soon and you will hear from them.

 

[Osiro17]

You can not have two PR applications in progress with IRCC according to them. You either cancel the first and re-apply under different pathway or leave the existing application till decision is taken. As advise from me, since your application was 2023, don’t cancel as the timeline is coming to complete soon and you will hear from them.

Thank you so much for your insightful reply and advise. Waiting my existing application out truly seems like the better way to go. Thank you

 

[zak86]

Still all other pr applications process within a year time frame just saying we should have the same processing time

that's a discrimination which will remain even during citizenship time

 

[Matan.mvan]

Application for PR applied Aug 2023
Biometric 15 Dec 2023
Pre arrival letter Oct 2024
Eligibility Oct 2024
Still waiting

 

[Abdel_jaz]

that's a discrimination which will remain even during citizenship time

The thing is two years of waiting for PR is not long at all, but desperation of people show you a lot about the difficulties and unhappiness of living here and everyone is waiting to finish his paper to get the hell out. Just saying

 

[Florcita]

You can not have two PR applications in progress with IRCC according to them. You either cancel the first and re-apply under different pathway or leave the existing application till decision is taken. As advise from me, since your application was 2023, don’t cancel as the timeline is coming to complete soon and you will hear from them.

Application for PR applied Aug 2023
Biometric 15 Dec 2023
Pre arrival letter Oct 2024
Eligibility Oct 2024
Still waiting

I'm August 2023 too.

 

[Matan.mvan]

I'm August 2023 too.

What’s the update in your application ?

 

[help bbb]

Hello, my friend. I truly need your aid. I have one question. Is it conceivable that the information in GCMS differs from what we ask IRCC over the phone? For example, if someone at IRCC says that information sharing has not yet begun, but you see in GCMS that everything has passed? When I contacted, they said that all processes had not begun. In this regard, I would like to take GCMS; however, if the information obtained from IRCC over the phone is the same as GCMS, there is no need to do so. Does anyone know if it's the same or different?

 

[help bbb]

I live in Victoria, British Columbia. I submitted for PR in January 2023, and in March I received an AOR, but no pre-arrival or eligibility. My question is, is it feasible that without pre-arrival and eligibility, I will receive a P1?

Has there been any case like mine in the past that never received pre-arrival and eligibility? I am in an awful condition for me to take more than two years.