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I can confirm that @Zack14 is correct. I've been so excited seeing multiple (at least 4) different people's posts since the borders reopened on the 7th, saying that they've finally received PPR. One was India, one was Nigeria... can't remember the others. Range was from December 2019 to March...

Hi there. You posted in the FSW Worldwide thread on Tuesday, and I replied to you with the process you need to follow. Please see below. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/fsw-worldwide.739338/post-9676432

Awesome! Congratulations! :D What is your country of residence?

Congratulations! :D That's fantastic news.

Might be nice to get some notes, just so you have more detailed info.

Yes, it is possible. It is only $5 to do it via a Canadian, where as it's about $20 to do it the other way. But both will result in the same outcome for you. :) Here are two companies from which you can order. Hope that helps! https://www.gcmsbuddy.com https://getgcms.com

Very interesting. So, these GUs may actually mean something then!

Lol! High rollers here.

But that totals $4,800. :D At those prices, someone should be able to survive for like 9 months with the IRCC-mandated minimum funds.

* Disclaimer: some countries may come along to claim sovereignty over your home. :p

I hear housing prices are really affordable!

Surely you couldn't blow through $13,213 in 3 months?

My pleasure, bud. :)

Oh, yeah. For sure! It's not an ideal situation at all. I really hope the pandemic has fueled the will to move away from paper-based apps and towards enabling Officers to get their jobs done easily online. Not sure if that's possible remotely (security restrictions and such), but better tech...

Unfortunately most of those jobs are service sector positions (retail, hospitality, etc.), as per the article. That's not really what FSWs are looking for, I would imagine.

It'd be good to have a Google of something like, "easiest countries to emigrate to in Europe". I found two websites now that mentioned Spain and Portugal as good options. Not sure if the below might help. :) https://wherecani.live/country/es https://wherecani.live/country/pt

For those confused (like I initially was) about the reasoning behind this visitor visa notice, the user in the below post suggests a reason that makes sense...

Makes sense. :)

A friend of mine moved there a few months ago and he really likes it so far. He's a software developer, already had an EU passport, and his company transferred him, so it was easy for him. But he says English is common and good. Might be worth a look.

This is South African, and I've never heard of it! Checking it out now. :) How'd you find it?