Does a PR Card Expire? Understanding Permanent Resident Card Validity

Learn about PR card expiration, renewal, and travel as a permanent resident in Canada.

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Yes, a PR card does expire. It's usually valid for five years, although some are valid for one year. To travel back to Canada as a permanent resident, ensure your PR card is valid. If it expires, you need to apply for a renewal to maintain your status and travel privileges.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How long is a PR card valid? A PR card is typically valid for five years, but some may be valid for just one year.
  2. What happens if my PR card expires? If your PR card expires, you must apply for a renewal to maintain your status and travel privileges.
  3. Can I travel to Canada without a valid PR card? No, you must have a valid PR card to travel back to Canada as a permanent resident.
  4. How do I renew my PR card? To renew your PR card, you need to complete an application and provide necessary documentation to demonstrate your residency status.

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