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Application for Permanent Resident Card

A PR card is required if you are a current permanent resident of Canada, intend to travel outside of Canada, or are taking a commercial mode of transportation, such as a plane or train, to get to Canada.

People who just received their Permanent Resident Visa will receive their PR cards in the mail at their Canadian addresses after reaching Canada.

Documents Required for Canada's PR Card

It is necessary to present your prior PR card if you want to renew your card or make changes to some of the information on the card.

Your passport, the identity document issued by the IRCC, or a passport from your native country would be sufficient for identification purposes. The travel document or any other applicable document provided by your home country might also suffice in some cases.

You must also include recent photographs of yourself for the application.

Application Process

Visit the official website and download the forms once you have acquired all the necessary paperwork. Before continuing, you must confirm which forms apply to your profile. Get all the necessary forms, fill them out, and submit your application together with the necessary paperwork. Biometric data may be required from candidates in specific circumstances, but it is usually not.

Application Fee for PR Card

The standard application fee for the PR Card is 50 CAD, however if you are required to submit your biometrics, you must pay an additional fee and make a specific appointment for the same. The cost of biometrics is 85 CAD for a single person and 170 CAD for a family.

You must mail the application to the IRCC office after paying the application fee and completing all the necessary paperwork.

When they get your application, they will email you an acknowledgement, but if the application isn't complete, it will be returned to you at your address.

Contact Us

Paul Abraham Immigration Consulting

Address: 650 Washmill Lake Drive, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3S 0H8

Call Us: +1-800-795-1352

Call Us: +1-800-795-2027

Email: contact@pa-ic.com

Our Services

  • Canada Immigration
  • Canada Permanent Residence
  • Canada Express Entry
  • Canada Student Visa
  • Canada Study Visa


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