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If you’re outside Canada and don’t have a valid PR card, you need a permanent resident travel document (PRTD) to return to Canada. You can only apply for a PRTD from outside Canada. If you try to return to Canada without a PR card or PRTD, you may not be able to take your flight, train, bus or boat to Canada.

To meet these residency obligations, you must be physically present in Canada for at least 730 days (2 years) in every 5-year period. The 5-year period is assessed on a rolling basis. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will look back at your time in Canada over the previous 5 years.

Dear Moderator
There was finger error while typing my reference no of WES.My WeS no is
*******. In my prior message it was I have given a clear picture of my travel through WES, to make it short: my MBA transcripts reached on 23March 2020, inspire of giving all details WES asked me to send copies my degree myself which I followed. Upon receiving them WES has sent to my university i.e
Bundelkhand University.Due to Covid-19,WES guided to send by email which was followed by my institution and received by WES.
Status showed received documents and under progress. Within a day
my status changed to HOLD and sent for verification. Again the University sent the verified documents to WES about 2 weeks back. Though there is no acknowledgement from WES and the status shows waiting for verification. I have requested them if they allow I ask the university to send transcripts again as per their guidelines. So far I have not received any response from WES. May I request you to help me in this regard.
With Regards.....

Dear Moderator
There was finger error while typing my reference no of WES.My WeS no is
*******. In my prior message it was I have given a clear picture of my travel through WES, to make it short: my MBA transcripts reached on 23March 2020, inspire of giving all details WES asked me to send copies my degree myself which I followed. Upon receiving them WES has sent to my university i.e
Bundelkhand University.Due to Covid-19,WES guided to send by email which was followed by my institution and received by WES.
Status showed received documents and under progress. Within a day
my status changed to HOLD and sent for verification. Again the University sent the verified documents to WES about 2 weeks back. Though there is no acknowledgement from WES and the status shows waiting for verification. I have requested them if they allow I ask the university to send transcripts again as per their guidelines. So far I have not received any response from WES. May I request you to help me in this regard.
With Regards.....

In order to apply for Canadian citizenship you must:

• Provide proof that you know how to speak and write in 1 of Canada's official languages (either English or French)
  
• Be a Permanent Resident (PR)
  
• Have lived in Canada as a PR for at least 1,095 days out of the 5 years before you apply
  
• Have filed your taxes for at least 3 years during the last 5 years and any income tax you may owe must be paid

Residency in Ontario
You must meet certain requirements to be considered a resident of Ontario for OSAP purposes. You may also be eligible if your spouse or parent(s) meet certain residency requirements.
If you do not meet OSAP's Ontario residency requirements you may still be eligible. You may have to provide a detailed explanation in your History of Canadian Residency form and submit the required documents that support your residency.
If you have lived in another province, you must contact that province's student assistance program.

Hello,
I am currently completing a Master’s degree in International Business in the UK (I’m not a british citizen) and I need someone to advise me on what to do next, please. I am very interested in education and a career in Canada, but don’t know quite how to approach it. Can anyone please help with any information available? Thank you

Hi
I was landed immigrant as skilled worker with my son and spouse in 2010. Due to health issue of my parents , I had to come back with my family. My son and spouse returned to India after 2 month and I returned after 5 month. Due to responsibilty of taking care of my parents , I never returned to Canada. Now my son is of 18 years, He want to study higher education in Canada. But I and my spouse don't want to come to Canada.
SO, what are options for my son,

1 Applying for study permit:
- will old PR status hamper his study permit application?

or

2. Applying for PRTD for my son
-How much time will they take to decide for grant PRTD on Humanitarian ground ?- I don't know
-If IRCC take loner time, than it will spoil his important year of career.
-Can He apply for study permit after rejection of PRTD application?
-If IRCC reject his plea for PRTD , what are the option for him? Can he appeal for it?
- During process of appeal for rejection of PRTD, should he physically present in Canada? If yes, Can he study while appeal period in Canada?

Kindly , reply . I am in dilemma, Please guide me

Harshad

If your application for a PRTD is refused:

• you will get a refusal letter, explaining the reasons for the refusal and your appeal rights.

If you decide to appeal a negative decision, follow the instructions in the “Notice of Appeal” form and letter sent with your refusal.

Eligibility requirementsYou can study in Canada if you:

• are enrolled at a designated learning institution (DLI)
• prove you have enough money to pay for your:
  • tuition fees
  • living expenses for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada and
  • return transportation for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada
• obey the law, have no criminal record and get a police certificate (if required)
• are in good health and get a medical exam (if required)
• prove to an officer that you will leave Canada when your study permit expires

I am a software developer with 6+ years experience in .Net technologies. I hold Master's degree in computer science.
Actively looking for software developer position with .Net technologies anywhere in ON province. Kindly guide in searching the job.

You don’t need OHIP coverage to be tested or treated for COVID-19 at assessment centres in Ontario.

The Ontario government announced uninsured people should not have to pay for testing and treatment for COVID-19 and other medically-necessary services. This includes medical services in hospitals and services by other healthcare providers in the community. You should not be charged for testing or treatment of COVID-19. But some healthcare providers outside of hospitals might decide to charge money for other services.

Visit the Healthcare Access Ontario website to find a walk in-clinic that provides medical care without charging fees.