Hi technically speaking you.wont be denied entry to Canada. However soft-landing still falls under non-essential travel.
Look at the footnote in this link
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/travel-restrictions-exemptions.html
Hi friends,
In my view, hard or soft landing is a term used by us and it is not in IRCC dictionary. As long as we meet the protocol, we can travel and return as and when needed after completing quarantine period. (Of course, you need PR card / PRTD to enter Canada next time by airport).
To my little knowledge, I have nowhere seen a statement from IRCC saying that people who enter Canada should not leave immediately (after quarantine). Actually, nobody can stop you leave after quarantine for personal reasons and as a PR you have the rights to leave any time if flights are available. However, please read the following question and answer, which would give more clarity on this topic:
I am inside Canada. Can I still travel to the border and flagpole to activate my status?
No. IRCC has issued an official statement in this regard.
“They [temporary residents inside Canada] should not travel to a port of entry (POE) to apply directly to a border services officer. Travelling to a POE from inside Canada for the purpose of getting immigration services is not considered essential travel, and they will not receive these services.”
(Source:
IRCC),
https://moving2canada.com/travel-to-canada-coronavirus/
If you already inside Canada and just want to activate your PR status then only it is non essential.
Please correct me if I am wrong or if you have different views with back up from IRCC.
Thanks