Timeline for Canadian PR under skilled worker

Hock · Aug 18, 2009

Having submitted my documents(including paying the Right of PR fee),
how long do I need to wait?

chewed · Aug 18, 2009

Hock,

i think the usual time line is about 9-12 months, but given such economic conditions, many countries are slowing down the processing speeds, so i think you can expect a slightly longer wait

Hock · Aug 19, 2009

I was asked to pay the Right of permanent resident fee(RPRF) at
the same time when I submitted my documents. Any significance?

chewed · Aug 19, 2009

Hock said:
I was asked to pay the Right of permanent resident fee(RPRF) at
the same time when I submitted my documents. Any significance?

sorry mate,

i'm not so familiar with Canuck's PR process. maybe the other old birds who are there can asnwer your question.

blueblobster · Aug 19, 2009

Hock said:
I was asked to pay the Right of permanent resident fee(RPRF) at
the same time when I submitted my documents. Any significance?

No significance as far as I can recall. It's part of the process. You only get excited when your interview is waived and are asked for your medicals and police clearance.

Cheers

Hock · Aug 19, 2009

blueblobster said:
No significance as far as I can recall. It's part of the process. You only get excited when your interview is waived and are asked for your medicals and police clearance.

Cheers

Police clearance cert. - submitted
medical - not yet
interview - ???

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