I am not able to land before visa expiration

[esadeghi]

I have COPR and my visa expires in 28 July. I am not able to go to Canada before or at that date. Is it possible to extend visa or is there a solution for me?

 

[scylla]

I have COPR and my visa expires in 28 July. I am not able to go to Canada before or at that date. Is it possible to extend visa or is there a solution for me?

What is the reason you cannot land? COPRs cannot be extended. Can you not travel just for a day or two to complete landing formalities? Generally speaking, if you cannot land by the COPR expiry date then the visa expires and you would need to reapply from scratch / from the start.

 

[Emil1]

I don't like the fact that the validity of the CoPR is tied to the expiration of medicals exam...
In that way they can wait 11 months before giving you your CoPR and tell you that you have one month to be in Canada.

 

[milon45]

I have COPR and my visa expires in 28 July Apartments for rent in Furn Al Chebak. I am not able to go to Canada before or at that date. Is it possible to extend visa or is there a solution for me?

1. Contact IRCC: The first and most important step is to contact Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) as soon as possible. You can contact them through their website or by calling their helpline. Explain your situation and provide any supporting documentation.
2. Request an Extension: If your COPR is still valid but close to expiration, you can request an extension. The decision will be at the discretion of IRCC, and they may ask for proof of your inability to travel, such as travel restrictions or medical reasons.
3. Apply for a Travel Document: If your COPR has already expired, you may need to apply for a travel document to return to Canada. The specific document you need will depend on your situation. The most common document is the Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD). You will need to demonstrate that you have valid reasons for not being able to travel earlier.
4. Provide Supporting Documentation: Make sure to provide any necessary documentation to support your case. This could include medical certificates, travel restrictions, or any other evidence that explains why you couldn't travel before your COPR's expiry.
5. Follow Instructions: IRCC will provide you with instructions on how to proceed, including where to submit your application and any associated fees.
6. Seek Legal Advice: If you're uncertain about the process or your eligibility, it may be helpful to consult with an immigration lawyer or consultant who can provide guidance and assistance with your specific case.

It's essential to act promptly in such situations, as immigration processes can take time, and you don't want to risk losing your permanent residency status in Canada. Always refer to the official IRCC website for the most up-to-date information and guidance regarding immigration matters.