Hey guys, how is it going? In this video, I will be talking about soft landing in Canada after getting your PR visa. Or in other words, if you can land in Canada after getting your PR for a few days and come back to your country just to go back there again after some time. I will be telling you about the details, the requirements and the tips as well. So if you are interested, stay tuned. Hey guys, this is Shitanshu from Dreamer Broad and I regularly upload Canadian immigration and lifestyle videos. So if you haven't subscribed my channel yet, please click the subscribe button and press that bell icon so he don't miss any of my videos. Okay, so basically, what is soft landing? There's no such thing as soft landing in technical or legal terms. People usually use that word if a person flies to Canada just to validate the permanent residency status while actually not moving there permanently at this time. It's just a quick trip to validate your residency and it's done back. I hope it's clear now. What is the required requirement? So basically, when you get your COPR, you're supposed to go to the visa office and get your passport stamped with the one-time Canadian visa. That visa has got an expired date which is generally one year from the date of your medical test and you should land in Canada once before the visa expired date. Now some people might have some personal or professional commitments which may be pushing them to avoid migration or immigration for some time. Now what can that commitments maybe? It might be that you have a very good job. You don't want to quit the job at that point of time or maybe you have some personal commitments like your family members getting married or some health issues of your family members or anything like that. Or maybe you just want to save some more money so that you can use it in your nation days in Canada. So what should you do in that case? In that case, you should land in Canada before the visa expired date because that is the mandatory thing. You should complete the formalities like getting the send number, opening your bank account and other formalities as well. You can also look for accommodation options, job opportunities and make connections. Go back to your home country and come back completely prepared. As I suggested, you can look for the accommodation options which area you want to choose for your living. Where do you actually, which city do you want to choose? You can try out some options and you can also inquire people and locals about that. You can choose your own area where you want to live. Things like that, right? Now the most important point, which should not be missed, it's about the PR card. Your PR card generally arrives in 1.5 to 2 months time. It generally takes like 60 days. If you plan to go back before that, ensure that you update your Canadian address to a friend's address or relatives address who can actually collect your PR card on your behalf. So you can actually call the authorities and you can get your address updated. Just in case you are moving back to your home country before getting the PR card. Now your friend or your relatives can actually send it back to your home country through a trusted courier service. In case there's another option as well. Let me tell you about it. You can apply for a one time visa but they would actually ask you the reason for that. You should have a solid reason to explain that why you travel back. The better option is definitely to get the PR card through a trusted international courier service from your friend or the person residing there in Canada. If your family is migrating, few important points. Dependents need not migrate on the same day. It's a very important point. Primary applicant should land before or with the dependents. But dependents also have to land once before their visa expires. So people are quite confused about it. They think that if you are three of them like your you, your spouse and your child, all the few have to land in the same dates. No, it's not mandatory. The primary applicant has to land before the dependents. That is the spouse and the children. However, your spouse and children can actually come back. They can actually come to Canada after a few days or a few months but before the visa expires. So guys, I hope this video was helpful to you. Thanks for watching this video. If you really like the video, please click the like button and share it with your friends if you think it would be helpful to them. Also, please do subscribe my channel if you haven't subscribed yet. Thank you so much for watching this video.