Can You Travel to Canada with a Permanent Resident Card?

Learn if you can travel to Canada with your Permanent Resident card and what essential documents you need.

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Yes, you can travel to Canada with your PR (Permanent Resident card). Ensure your PR card is valid and not expired. Always carry additional identification documents, such as your passport, and comply with re-entry requirements if you plan to return to your home country.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if my PR card is expired? If your PR card is expired, you may need to apply for a renewal before traveling to Canada.
  2. Are there any restrictions for PR card holders traveling outside Canada? Yes, PR card holders must comply with residency obligations and may face restrictions if they exceed the allowable time spent outside Canada.
  3. What additional documents do I need to travel to Canada? In addition to your PR card, you should carry your passport and any other identification documents as required.
  4. Can I lose my Permanent Resident status after traveling? Yes, if you do not meet the residency requirements while traveling, you risk losing your Permanent Resident status.

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