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I am aware I can return to Canada as a PR. However, I am also a PR of Australia where I currently work. Unfortunately, Australia does not allow its citizens and PR's to leave the country without any exceptional circumstances. And the exceptional circumstances are truly restrictive to the effect...

It does not sound like this 2 bedroom will provide a separate suite and to quarantine all with 2 kids, all though doable, is always a bit of a challenge. So most likely you would need get a her a separate accommodation as above suggested.

That said, not sure why @ITmanEU started this thread if he cannot find any commercial flights to Canada to begin with! There are so called 'special flights', (that is why I said it is doable but 'tricky') as these flights occur with a frequency of 2 or 3 in month (or less), they are often...

Bs65, Given the arguments provided (child health condition, elderly in charge, travel restrictions and high COVID risk through 2nd wave), Most of the commentators so far have not shown any real compassion. What I noticed instead is an attitude that consisted in putting the blame on people...

Before you moved on, there are commercial flights to Canada. They are not operate by IATA, so you cannot book the flight by them. Think twice before you write anything. I will insist what you made was a 'last minute' choice. You keep on insisting and I keep on insisting and we can go on for a...

Those elderly individuals you are going on about are going to be left alone anyway whenever you decide to leave , so that doesn’t give much credence to your argument . No. The elderly are autonomous and fine in 'normal circumstances'. Now the situation is different due to COVID.

There are commercial direct flights to Canada in some countries. For us, flying outbound and inbound is not impossible. There might be cancellations but the airline would put us to the next available flights usually within several days. You also seem to have understanding problems as regards...

but not traveling due to constipation issues is not a reason to not travel My child has some constipation problems. My post was highlighting a more general context and things are adding up. But what I am to say is that you are not a doctor to judge what is legitimate reason for travel or not...

Which part of 'totally restricted' do you not understand? I have provided you the official IATA status of countries whereas flights are banned since day one of the pandemic. Repatriation flights provided by official authorities occurred during first outbreak (only few in April/May) and...

Adding this to complete my previous post; Please bear in mind a very important thing, is some of the concerned countries, flying outbound is very tricky but not impossible, thus I am working on it so I can fly back. But flying inbound is Impossible. Then we are left with a very severe problem...

It's your choice for the traveling outside Canada. You keep on insisting. Then I will have to reply. No, your statement is not correct. What I chosen is to return on short notice, that is my choice. Then what happened due to pandemic, all the rest was imposed by exogenous circumstances out...

I am not 'living' outside Canada, I am 'waiting' outside Canada for travel conditions to become humanly possible to flight back. Considering a 'back to normal' is wishful thinking, I say as far as humanly possible. This is lasting for 6 month or more, and especially since 2nd wave outbreak it...

My kid's bowel problems are serious and we needed to combine several mitigation to keep things more or less stable. We have been alerted by doctor that consequences can be serious. So far, thankfully it is not. Thus we are looking at the prospect of postponing the return until we have clearer...

Additional point, please. Travelers include a little child (4 year old). Child has (quasi-chronic) constipation problems. Child takes long walk and also bikes as a way to facilitate bowel movement. This activity was recommended by doctor in country of origin on top of some medicines. A bit...

Much appreciated the inputs. Thanks

Hi, I have some questions regarding quarantine upon arriving in Canada. My questions are intended to people who went through similar process. This applies to PR resident returning to Canada. 1/ - Can someone (friend or relative) pick you up at the airport ?or is it mandatory to take a taxi ...

What is yet to come - as disappointment for you - is much worse. School has not prepared for jungle life, tempted to say. Reality check can be brutal. So you must adopt this mindset: "The higher you build your barriers. The taller I become. " 2-month is nothing. Keep calm and carry on as per...

your family has never paid into the tax base I hope (and I am sure) that Immigration will look at it from a more compassionate view point, definitely not something geared toward whether parents have paid taxes or not. You are saying they should have never applied to renew their PR, so how is...

Xaaxcsc, I would like to congratulate you for your command of English and especially such a concise OP/writing in exposing your problem, considering your relatively young age / 2nd year of university - it is an achievement. Keep studying hard as you did and all doors will open for you. It also...

dpenabill, I understand your cautiousness. I checked CRA what they instruct to do. I must fax a form to them so they determine my tax residency status. However this takes a while. The deadline for tax return is 1st of June. I want to fill the return as assumed resident and launch the form...