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you still didn't read my post clearly. Temporary residence defined there refers to people in work permit and study permit. Not PRs visiting in and out. If you want reference from IRCC, check the second criteria from this page -...

you are mixing up two different things. Temporary resident status refer to people living in work or study visa in Canada (not PR status basically), and doesn't refer to people who visit on PR status and go back. People in work permit/study visas have Canada live fully in Canada and have Canada...

may be try your luck and see how it goes. someone whom I know included the days he visited Canada (before permanent move) while calculating 1095 days, the application was sent back saying that they will not consider those days before he permanently moved in.

it is not possible to do this. they will take your US driving license when you exchange it for a Canadian license.

he mentioned that he would not import the car. If your primary residence is Canada, you are supposed to change your drivers license to Canadian license, import and register the car in Canada, keep auto insurance in Canada and spend most time in Canada. For instance, CBSA does not let PR holders...

this will work to meet PR obligations, but not for citizenship. For citizenship, they consider 1095 days only from the day you made Canada as your primary residence.. primary in the sense filing Canadian taxes as resident, having Canadian license, Canadian plates, health card and spending most...

You can use your existing visa to go back. Unless you live in Canada and make it as primary residence, they are not giving drop box option and make people appear for interview

Did you travel from US and apply for drop box (without living in Canada)? If you keep trying, you might get interview slot sooner. You cannot use AVR now as you have already applied for a visa. One of the condition for AVR is that you should not have applied for visa. Also, they would have...

even though tax rates are similar in both countries, it is more so because one gets in to different tax bracket when USD is converted in to CAD + lack of standard or any kind of deductions in Canada.

yes, it will be significantly more.. depending upon your income, it could come to tens of thousands as well. But you can offset some of it by skipping US health insurance premium for you and your family, and putting some money in to RRSP.

yes, I know. simply calling home office arrangement fake without any basis and saying HRs won't have any clue on employee's work location is absolute ignorance.

for every visit, if someone has a valid job and valid status, how does it matter whether it is once a month or once a week or once a year? So why don't you tell this.. if someone has been hired by Facebook to work remotely full time and if they just have a Detroit home location in LCA/work...

yes H1 is for working within US, and if a US position is 100% remote, company will not give any of their office address and add employee's home location in US to LCA and H1 petition. It is not simply giving 'some fake room address'. An employer needs to file LCA for that address and include the...

people who work 100% remote within US on H1b don't have any office location have their home location in their LCA as their work location. so he needs to have a room/house on US side and not sure how it could be avoided. Basically his room is his H1 work location in US side and he would travel to...

it is kinda hard to buy what you are saying i.e. getting more experience before applying given that all one needs is 3 years of experience to get maximum points. I feel you want to get British Permanent Residency/citizenship before moving to Canada and you would probably be getting eligible for...

lot of people have been running in to this with new portal probably because the people working behind new portal seem to be setup to issue only visit visas. I'm afraid you cannot do much about this unless you wish to reapply.

did you apply through the new IRCC portal (not GC key portal)?

Hi Waseem.. do you know where can we upload parents' bank statements and other property documents while submitting super visa application? I don't see any specific placeholder for that. thank you.

yes, but this thread is to check tax implications of staying out longer. OP is not asking what happens to his healthcare if he stays out longer time in India.

if you stay over 180 days, you need to file taxes in India. however since there is double taxation treaty, you can get credit for whatever you paid in Canada while filing taxes in India. you can reach out a CA and they can guide you on this if you end up staying more than 180 days between April...