Immigration Law Firm of Matthew JefferyRichmond Hill, ON · July 11, 20267 Tips to Meet Your PR Residency Obligation (And Keep Your Status)
Permanent residents have the right to live, work, and study in Canada, but that status comes with an ongoing residency obligation. The rule sounds simple at first: spend enough time in Canada and keep track of your absences. In practice, many people become confused about how the 730-day requirement works, especially if they travel often,...
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