Hi guys,
I am about to go to Toronto and wanted to know if Immigration officers look for the visa when entering Toronto? I have Canadian PR card
I had renewed my passport and so the new passport obiviously does not have the visa.
Thanks in advance
The PR visa is a single entry visa, so once you have become a PR it is of no significance.
Only a PR card or a travel document is needed for re-entry into Canada.
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Correction, Starting Dec 1, 2003, U have to have a PR Card.
(I guess u dont need ur IMM1000 if u have the PR Card)
"The card became mandatory for permanent residents returning to Canada by commercial carrier as of December 31, 2003.
Since that date, permanent residents returning to Canada by airplane, boat, train or bus must show their PR card to carrier personnel when boarding to prove their permanent resident status in Canada."
Also, u should meet the PR residency obligations (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomer/res-oblig.html)
bison
Thanks guys for getting back so quick.
You know the visa one requires to visit US? Well, would the immigration officer look for the visa stamp in my passport when I return to Toronto from US?
Sorry if I waesn't clear the first time.
Thanks again
Quote:A travel document works equally well if a person does not have the PR card.
Orginally posted by bison
Correction, Starting Dec 1, 2003, U have to have a PR Card.
(I guess u dont need ur IMM1000 if u have the PR Card)
bison
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"Mah deah, there is much more money to be made in the destruction of civilization than in building it up."
-- Rhett Butler in "Gone with the Wind"
I have a PR card. I just want to know if the visa stamp is required in my passport upon return to Toronto from USA.
What happened to the visa stamp? Are you saying that you entered US on a visitor visa and now have a new passport? What happened to the old passport?
A visa is a permission to enter by the country you are going to. In this case, you are leaving US and coming to Canada, so IMO I don't imagine anyone would want to look at your US visa. To enter Canada you need permission to do that and I guess you have the PR card for that.
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