
PR card renewal Calgary: PR card expired and how to renew safely while meeting the 730-day residency obligation
Summary Realizing your Permanent Residency (PR) card has expired can create immediate concern. Can you still travel? Did you lose your permanent resident status? What does Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) see when they review your file? These are reasonable questions, and the answers depend heavily on where you are, how many days of…
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