Is it common for applicants to have their PR reinstated? I don’t think I’ve ever heard of anyone being successful.sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Sat, 27 Nov 2021 10:06 pmI'd venture a guess if you start work, give it 6 months and then apply duly noting your reason for losing your PR in the first place, this will 'possibly' work, what with the family ties here, but the codicil would be provided that the job was contingent on having your charter. It still may work without but if you want to go hunting bear, you don't try to bag it with a 22 Cal. bullet. Good Luck.
sundaymorningstaple wrote: ↑Mon, 29 Nov 2021 11:53 amYou can try. But be prepared for an initial rejection. If so, then wait the customary 2 years from the rejection. This is not engraved in stone, but by many years of anecdotal evidence. Obviously there are outliers in there but they are few and far between.
You gave your PR up once. The government is going to want to see if you are going to stick around for the long haul and seriously want the PR back, or are going to disappear again to get your Masters or PhD or leave again if a better opportunity crops up somewhere else. You need to show your staying power.
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