Can You Fly to Canada with an Expired PR Card? What You Need to Know
Learn if you can fly to Canada with an expired PR card and how to return using a valid PR card or Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD).
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You cannot fly to Canada with an expired PR (Permanent Resident) card for commercial travel. For re-entry into Canada by air, a valid PR card or a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD) is required. If your PR card has expired, you should apply for a new PR card as soon as possible if you're inside Canada. If outside of Canada without a valid PR card, you'll need to apply for a PRTD from a Canadian visa office to return to Canada by air.
FAQs & Answers
- Can I enter Canada by land with an expired PR card? Yes, typically you can enter Canada by land with an expired PR card by showing other proof of status, but air travel requires a valid PR card or PRTD.
- How do I apply for a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD)? You need to apply for a PRTD at a Canadian visa office outside Canada if your PR card is expired and you want to return by air.
- How long does it take to renew a PR card inside Canada? PR card renewal processing times vary but usually take several weeks; it's advised to apply well before traveling.