A PR card is not a travel document.
He needs either a passport or an RTD to board a plane and travel to Canada.
Lost travel document while abroad.
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He needs either a passport or an RTD to board a plane and travel to Canada.
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Again, you should ABSOLUTELY avoid using or even requesting a passport from your country of origin. You will then literally sign the death warrant for your status in Canada.
See this relevant document:
https://ccrweb.ca/en/cessation-basic-information
Tell your friend to get closer to the Canadian office (or British if not available in the country where he is) to obtain a single journey travel document to return to Canada.
It appears that there is a consulate in Tbilisi, Georgia. I understand your friend is stranded in Georgia?
https://travel.gc.ca/assistance/embassies-consulates/georgia
Again, you should ABSOLUTELY avoid using or even requesting a passport from your country of origin. You will then literally sign the death warrant for your status in Canada.
See this relevant document:
https://ccrweb.ca/en/cessation-basic-information
Tell your friend to get closer to the Canadian office (or British if not available in the country where he is) to obtain a single journey travel document to return to Canada.
It appears that there is a consulate in Tbilisi, Georgia. I understand your friend is stranded in Georgia?
https://travel.gc.ca/assistance/embassies-consulates/georgia
He has a valid PR in his possession. He just lost RTD. His citizenship passport expired and it's not in possession.
No he is not gonna use or request new passport from country of origin. I hope British consulate will help him to return to Canada. How long it can take, any idea about that?
It this reliable information? He already reported to police. You think he can go to airport and flight to Canada?
Wrong! there is no such an international policy, many countries including GCC and European countries allows you to travel with your ID with no passport
Yes, and it will be better first to ask the airline because some airlines have no clue about these situations.