PR renewal

“Don’t Let an Expired PR Card Hold You Back.”

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Permanent Resident (PR) Card Renewal

As a permanent resident of Canada, your PR card is essential — it proves your legal status and allows you to re-enter the country after traveling abroad. If your card is about to expire, has already expired, or is lost or damaged, it’s important to renew it on time to avoid delays or complications when traveling or accessing services.

 

Do You Need to Renew Your PR Card?

You should consider applying for a PR card renewal if:

  • Your PR card expires within the next 6 months

  • Your card has already expired

  • Your PR card is lost, stolen, or physically damaged

  • You’ve had a change in personal information (e.g., legal name change)

Don’t wait until it’s too late — traveling without a valid PR card can cause serious delays and issues at the border.


Eligibility Criteria for PR Card Renewal

To qualify for PR card renewal, you must:

  • Be a permanent resident of Canada

  • Be physically present in Canada at the time of application

  • Have met the minimum residency requirement: 730 days (2 years) in Canada within the last 5 years

  • Not be under a removal order or have certain criminal convictions that could affect your status


How Choice Visa Can Support You

At Choice Visa, we understand how overwhelming immigration paperwork can be — especially when your travel plans or legal status is at stake. Our team makes the process smooth and stress-free by:

  • Reviewing your eligibility and guiding you through the requirements

  • Helping you gather and organize all supporting documents

  • Preparing and submitting a complete and accurate application on your behalf

  • Offering urgent renewal support or assistance with temporary travel documents if you need to leave Canada soon


Required Documents for PR Card Renewal

When submitting your PR card renewal application, you may need to provide:

  • A valid passport or travel document

  • Your current or expired PR card

  • Proof of residency in Canada, such as:

    • Utility bills

    • Employment records

    • Tax assessments or NOAs

    • Lease agreements or bank statements

  • Any other documents relevant to changes in your status or personal situation


How Long Does It Take?

The average processing time for a PR card renewal can range from a few weeks to several months, depending on IRCC’s workload. If you’re facing urgent travel, our team can assist you in applying for urgent processing or help you secure a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD) to return to Canada.


Don’t Risk Your Status or Travel Plans

Choice Visa is here to help you renew your PR card efficiently and accurately — so you can continue enjoying life in Canada without worry.

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