Anyone know where it says you can't be outside the country for more than 6months as a protected person?
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not idea about that...
but why someone want to stay out of the country 6 months??
so not work , not ties in this country no plans to stay in this country so you need a tourist visa .
but why someone want to stay out of the country 6 months??
so not work , not ties in this country no plans to stay in this country so you need a tourist visa .
It doesn't say anywhere. I think you can stay outside the country for as long as you want. You just need to make sure during the period your RTD doesn't expire and your permit to stay in the country you are staying is valid.
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That's what I wrote in the other post.
I've been to Varadero, I'm same. I have RTD but no PR yet...everything went well!
What piece of supporting documents did you guys use to apply for the RTD? Is it okay if both are about to expire this month? I'm sending in with my notice of decision. Do you think they will understand I am in the middle of updating my documents? Thanks in advance
I sent my Driver's license, Health Card and Notice of Decision
Can you travel with your RTD while waiting on your PR card. Because I got approved for PR- my appointment is in 2 weeks and I will be traveling- the following week.. I wondering if it possible to travel with your RTD while waiting on your Physical PR card to come in the mail?? Heeeelllllppppppp
Yes it's not a problem as long as you're traveling with a valid Canadian RTD (as it allows entry back into Canada), but I would suggest that you take both your Notice of Decision and your Confirmation of Permanent Residence with you just as a precaution.
Can you please share your timeline with us?
Safe travels!