A foreign national (FN), from a visa required country, became a permanent resident through an investor program.
Question:
A foreign national (FN), from a visa required country, became a permanent resident through an investor program. The FN invested heavily and bought property and agricultural land in Canada. However, the FM had to return to their home country due to personal reasons and then remain outside of Canada. Beyond the validity of their permanent resident card. While outside Canada, the FN's parents passed away. The FN is unmarried with no dependent children . The FN lost their job in their home country, and all their assets are invested in Canada. Their only living family member is a sibling who is a Canadian citizen. The FN now wishes to return to Canada, and they and their sibling seek advice from an RCIC.
The FN's application for a permanent resident travel permit (PRTD) was denied due to a failure to meet the residency obligation.
What should the RCIC suggest the client to do next?
Expert Answer:
The RCIC Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant should advise the client to consider the following steps 1 Submit a Request for Reconsideration The ... View the full answer
