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1. You only become a PR once you have landed, in your case this will be once you have crossed the border into Canada (at the airport) and completed the formalities. You don't have to wait for the PR card, as you will be a PR from that time onwards, but I asked about it to clarify whether you had...

Have you already "landed" in Canada. Your post says that you are only leaving for Canada in March, but have you "activated" your PR status by completing the formalities at the border or an inland CIC office and been issued your PR Card? To answer your questions as best I can: 1. If you haven't...

As a visitor, you are not living in Canada so as long as you are maintaining a residence outside of Canada. I assume that's where you'll return to during processing? In that case, you should choose the option that you are living outside of Canada. When do you leave Canada to return to your home?

As a visitor, you will only have the Kiosk at a limited number of Airports and terminals. Currently, only the following locations have the so-called "Primary Inspection Kiosks:" Ottawa International Airport – YOW Vancouver International Airport – YVR Terminal 3, Toronto Pearson International...

It's a post from 2013 (It caught me out too), I hope the OP got the correct information at the time.

No, a holiday would not count as a residence.

There have been DMs as recently as Sept. 26 and PPRs as of Sept. 18 according to the spreadsheets. Plus, the information in the forums and on the spreadsheets relies on members reporting the progress, which may not be highest on the list of priorities once PPRs and DMs are received. Inevitably...

If applying outland I would assume mailing a CoPR to a non-Canadian address would be standard procedure considering this is the document required to present at the border upon entry. Especially since this document has to be used in lieu of an eTA for visa-exempt persons to board an aircraft to...

It could still be worth putting your name in for Express Entry, It's been a while since I was looking at EE, but things like language tests and academic credential certification (not just saying you have the degree, but getting it assessed in Canada for equivalence) can boost your point counts...

Have you looked at Express Entry through the Canadian Experience Class or even Federal Skilled Worker? After your working holiday visa, you may be eligible to apply under this program, and not have to rely on your relationship. If you create a profile, it may even let you apply sooner than...