Потерял PR card

[TATA]

Вот ситуация, приехал в Россию и потерял PR card?
У моего знакомого в Москве сперли сумку ( на бедре малькие такие носят) в метро, там было все , кредитки, паспорта американские и куча других бумаг.
Он застрял там на лишний месяц .

А мы что должны делать в таком случае?
Идти в канадское консульство и просить одноразовую визу на въезд?

[Mr. Trump]

If you wish to return to Canada and don’t have a valid Permanent Resident Card, you will need to obtain a permanent resident travel document from a Canadian visa office abroad.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/informatio ... -faq11.asp

[Mr. Trump]

Во прикол - зашел на сайт паспорт канада - как то пропустил эту новость про гаранторов. т.е. теперь никакого гемора с гаранторами на первый паспорт не будет. молодцы

Under the new policy effective today, an eligible guarantor must:

Be a Canadian citizen 18 years of age or older;
Hold a five-year Canadian passport that is valid or has been expired for no more than one year;
Have been 16 years of age or older when they applied for their own passport; and
Have known the applicant personally for at least two years.

Now, any family member as well as any individual residing at the applicant's address may act as guarantor, provided he or she meets the requirements noted above.

[TATA]

If you wish to return to Canada and don’t have a valid Permanent Resident Card, you will need to obtain a permanent resident travel document from a Canadian visa office abroad.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/informatio ... -faq11.asp

Thanks,

[sobomax]

Уррааа! А то я уже стал подумывать не пойти ли к какому то эскулапу записаться.

-Maxim

Во прикол - зашел на сайт паспорт канада - как то пропустил эту новость про гаранторов. т.е. теперь никакого гемора с гаранторами на первый паспорт не будет. молодцы

Under the new policy effective today, an eligible guarantor must:

Be a Canadian citizen 18 years of age or older;
Hold a five-year Canadian passport that is valid or has been expired for no more than one year;
Have been 16 years of age or older when they applied for their own passport; and
Have known the applicant personally for at least two years.

Now, any family member as well as any individual residing at the applicant's address may act as guarantor, provided he or she meets the requirements noted above.