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09-26-2003, 08:50 AM
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183 days rule or 3/5 years period rule ?
Dear all,
I got "Landing Paper" in 2001, i. e. before June 2002, but I landed after June 28, 2002, so I would like to ask, if I can stay out of Canada according to old rule (183 days rule) or new rule (3years of 5 years period) ? Thank you. P. |
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09-26-2003, 01:55 PM
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Re: 183 days rule or 3/5 years period rule ?
It does not matter when you were landed, the new rule applies to you,
including the need to have a PR card for re-entry.
__________________ Jim Humphries, former visa officer "Register" <> wrote in message news:... > Dear all, > I got "Landing Paper" in 2001, i. e. before June 2002, but I landed > after June 28, 2002, so I would like to ask, if I can stay out of > Canada according to old rule (183 days rule) or new rule (3years of 5 > years period) ? > Thank you. > P. |
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