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Understanding Canadian Immigration Terms

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Which of the following best defines a Foreign National (FN) according to Canadian immigration law?

Any person who is not a citizen of Canada, regardless of their residency status.

An individual who is temporarily residing in Canada for tourism or work purposes.

An individual who has applied for Canadian citizenship but is awaiting a decision.

A person who is neither a Canadian citizen nor a Permanent Resident of Canada, including a stateless person. (correct)

What is the key characteristic that defines a Temporary Resident (TR) in Canada?

Holding a valid Permanent Resident Card issued by the Canadian government.

Authorization to enter and remain in Canada for a limited duration. (correct)

Having the intention to eventually become a Permanent Resident.

Authorization to live and work in Canada indefinitely.

What is the primary purpose of a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV)?

To authorize a foreign national to seek employment in Canada.

To grant Permanent Resident status to eligible foreign nationals.

To permit a foreign national requiring a visa to seek entry into Canada. (correct)

To allow visa-exempt foreign nationals to fly to Canada.

Under what circumstances is a Visitor Record (VR) typically issued to a Foreign National?

<p>If, after examination at the border, an officer allows a Foreign National to stay in Canada for a specific period. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement accurately describes the status of a Permanent Resident (PR) in Canada?

<p>A PR is a person who has immigrated to Canada legally and has been granted permanent residence but is not yet a Canadian citizen. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Foreign National (FN)

A foreign national is a person who is not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
This includes stateless persons.

Temporary Resident (TR)

A temporary resident is a foreign national allowed to stay in Canada for a limited time.

Temporary Resident Visa (TRV)

A TRV permits a foreign national to enter Canada.

Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)

An eTA allows eligible non-visa required foreign nationals to fly to Canada.
US citizens are an exception.

Visitor Record (VR)

A VR is issued by an officer to a foreign national permitted to stay in Canada.
It's valid for a specific time frame, decided by the officer.

Permanent Resident (PR)

A permanent resident has applied for, and been granted, permanent resident status.
A PR has immigrated legally to Canada but is not yet a citizen.

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This quiz explores essential terms related to Canadian immigration, including foreign nationals, temporary residents, and permanent residents. Test your knowledge about visas, travel authorizations, and the statuses granted to individuals in Canada.