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Time prior to PR -study, work, visit whatever it is- will not be counted as residence requirement according to the new law.

Yes. 4 years only from your date of application. So you don't need to put your each and every history of 10 years in your application. I recommend you use Residence calculator.

Ever since I became a permanent resident after being on student visa for 2 years, I thought exactly like you. What's the rush? You just can't vote and have canadian passport, that's all. Luckily my home country's passport is so valuable (South Korean) when travelling, I really didn't think I...

Residency requirements (applying 4 out of 6 years, eliminating time spent before PR) are not in effect. They will come into force by June or July 2015.

How did you land? Was your PR process inland or outland? I have just checked my Confirmation of PR paper, and realized that my original entry date is the same as the date I became PR. I came to Canada on student visa first in early 2010 and became PR in 2012 just like you. In my case, at that...

Hi, I'm filling in citizenship application form. I traveled and stayed in my home country, Korea, for 3 times in the past 4 years. -those are 22, 169, 14 days each- And I'm wondering if I have to include my Korean address in [[Addresses in the past 4 years]] section even though two of travels...