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Short answer is yes. But you can only apply to renew your PR 6 months before it expires I think

You can go anywhere in Canada. From a personal experience, I got my visa through my spouse and in my application I had Toronto as where I would be staying. I have landed in Montreal (my point of entry) and went to the federal immigration where the immigration officer told me that I have 20...

My thoughts: They do not send PR outside of Canada and you must have a Canadian address to receive your PR. What the officer meant was that you have 20 working days (as I recall) to call that number and give them your new Canadian address. That number only works when you call from a Canadian...

To Apply for your health card you need 3 types of Identifications as per http://www.forms.ssb.gov.on.ca/mbs/ssb/forms/ssbforms.nsf/GetFileAttach/014-9998E-82~5/$File/9998-82E.pdf these are my experience for applying for the health: 1- from List 1 I used Record of Landing 2- from List 2 I went...

As far as I know, you need to check your residency status. if you do not want to pay taxes, then you have to declare yourself as non resident in Canada from International Tax Services Office (which will affect your residency obligations if you want to maintain your PR) www.cra.gc.ca

Maybe he is just stating his facts ;):)

You can try PREPCAN services as they help immigrants be ready before reaching Canada https://prepcan.ca/ Good Luck

Try Hamilton south of Toronto. its cheaper than GTA and is close by.

Abu Dhabi office is the worst in the region. I have applied for PRTD in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and got it in 3 weeks (cause its not sent to Abu Dhabi) on CIC website, they say the average is 64 days but I know people which too them 3 months to get their PRTD!!

As you comply with residency obligations, you have no problems. Just be honest and answer the questions (without giving any free information) Good Luck

It will say Permanent Resident

In applying for PRTD, you have to submit a paper explaining why you have been outside of Canada all this time. You can use this paper to plead your case as you had to follow your parents (being removed as a minor) and now that you are almost 18, you want to go back to live & study there. I would...

I read it somewhere in the news that the bill will be active in October 17 or 19. Sadly, I can't find the link for it. However, here is the link from CIC http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/acts-regulations/forward-regulatory-plan/citizenship-act.asp Just a quick note, renewing your PR...

One advice though, since your residency obligation (2 yrs in last 5 yrs) will be met if you enter before Apr 2019, its not advisable to travel around that date (March 2019) as you will not be giving yourself room for emergencies that might arise and require you to travel. you would be stretching...

when applying for a PRTD, they ask you to submit a paper to explain your reasons why you have been outside Canada all these years. Since you were a minor and had to follow your parent, I am sure they would be understanding and there is a big chance you will get your PRTD.

I live with a Canadian Spouse outside Canada since 2007. My PR expired in 2012 while I was outside Canada. Now we are planning on moving back to Canada and I have applied for a PR Travel Document. Having accompanied a Canadian Citizen all the time while I was outside Canada, I did not have any...

these are my experience for applying for the health: 1- from List 1 I used Record of Landing 2- from List 2 I went for driver license written exam (You can walk in and take the exam) and got a paper showing that I have passed 3- from List 3 I used my country's Passport. Applying SIN is easy as...

Its better to apply for a PR Travel Document visa. I live in Riyadh Saudi, and I applied for my PRTD and got it within 3 weeks. They even gave me a 2 year multi visit PRTD although I asked for a single entry! Make sure you fill all the supplementary documents (that they ask for only in the GCC)

regarding point number 5, what I meant was, since I would be going to live in Canada, and since I would be applying to renew my PR, and since the process might take 3 months, can I still live normally in Canada (in terms on renting house, searching for jobs, buying car, etc...)