Last Updated On : July 30 , 2024
It's important to keep your status as a temporary resident of Canada. But there might be situations in which you find yourself out of status. This blog will walk you through the several alternatives and scenarios for restoring your temporary residence status in Canada.
Let's understand temporary residence before we get started with the restoration process:
A person who is authorized to travel to and remain in Canada for a specific period of time is known as a temporary resident.
Don't worry yourself if your status no longer exists. A restoration method is provided by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Here's a detailed how-to:
The temporary foreign worker Maria realizes that her work permit is going to expire two weeks ago. She initiates the restoration procedure by getting in touch with her employer right away.
Maria applies online and encloses a letter stating that she was misinformed about the expiration date of her permission. The restoration and new work permit payments are paid by her. Maria keeps working for her employer as she waits for a response.
To prevent the need for restoration, keep the following points in mind:
It's critical to know and understand the distinction between status restoration and a TRP:
Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) |
Status Restoration |
For those who are inadmissible to Canada |
For those who have recently lost status |
Allows entry or stay despite inadmissibility |
Restores previously held status |
Discretionary, based on officer's assessment |
Available if you meet eligibility criteria |
Can be issued for varying lengths of time |
Restores status and extends stay |
Even while many people are able to handle the restoration procedure themselves, you might think about speaking with an immigration attorney or certified expert if:
If you take the right steps and move promptly you can get your temporary resident status in Canada back. Always remember that prevention always outweighs treatment.
Remain alert on your status, fulfill all requirements, and prepare for any extensions or renewals in advance. You may make sure that your time as a temporary resident in Canada is easy and legal by completing this.