
Ineligible Under the One-Year Rule? How PRRA Works Now
If you have been living in Canada for more than a year and are now considering making a refugee claim, recent changes to Canadian immigration law could affect your options. Under Bill C-12, which received Royal Assent on March 26, 2026, certain refugee claims made more than one year after a person’s first entry into...
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