Moving to other province under PNP

[shah.atul68]

urgent...can person move to other province under PNP with his family.
he has PR already and stayed there 6 months.
can affect citizenship after moving to other province under PNP?

 

[nicholas30]

It should not be a problem.....

 

[Leon]

If it is not a conditional PR based on him starting a business and running it for x years etc. then he is ok to leave. PNP requires that you have the intention of settling in their province at the time you land. They can't control that you don't change your mind later, especially if you don't get a good job but get an offer from another province. PNP lists no minimum amount of time that you must stay in the province.

 

[shah.atul68]

Some of the points are as follows.Kindly give interpretation following sentence.

1.Business Establishment period means the period which begins the date of landing in Canada and continues for (2) years unless extended beyond that date under section 7;

2.Certificate of nomination means the certificate Manitoba issues to Canada, which indicates that Manitoba has nominated the nominee for permanent resident status under the terms and conditions of the programs.

3.Landed immigrants means a foreign national who has applied for ad been granted a permanent resident visa to live in Canada, effective on the and immigration office at a Canadian port of entry has confirmed entry;

The Nominee shall:

(a) immigrate to the province of manitoba (the Province')

The Nominne acknowledges:

(a) The department is relying upon the information contained in the application and in this Deposit Agreement in issuing the Certificate of Nomination;

Please note that they have mentioned if you dont start the business within 2 years your deposit has been forfeit.

 

[Leon]

So it sounds like he may lose his deposit if he moves and that is probably all. He could phone MPNP without giving his name and ask them a hypothetical question as in what were to happen if somebody can't fulfil their business obligations and leaves the province. I read up on this recently because somebody was asking about it and they do give you 2 years to fulfil the requirements so they might not be happy if somebody gives up after 6 months but they still might not do anything about it aside from keeping his deposit.

 

[patience]

Think twice.