Flagpoling is a legal process of exiting Canada and re-entering the country without physically crossing into the USA to obtain, change, or extend a valid status in Canada. It is commonly used to obtain a new temporary residence status, such as renewing a study permit, applying for a work permit, or finalizing the permanent residency (PR) process.
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About the program
Eligibility
Advantages
Refusal Reason
Draw History
Appointment
Why Choose us
Testimonials
FAQs
Blogs
Typically, temporary resident visa holders have the option to apply through online or paper applications. However, these applications can take weeks or even months to process. Therefore, sometimes people choose to save time by going to the port of entry (aka border). This allows for quick processing, which can be helpful for people who need their application processed quickly.
The eligibility criteria for flagpoling are as follows:
To avoid these risks and ensure a smooth flagpoling experience, we highly recommend hiring representation from a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC). An RCIC can not only guide you on the necessary documents for flagpoling but also effectively prepare you for the Port of Entry and border interviews conducted by immigration officers. Brightlight Immigration is available to represent you at any Point of Entry in the Lower Mainland, British Columbia. Our experienced consultants will ensure you have the necessary documentation, provide tailored guidance, and assist you in effectively communicating your case to immigration officers.
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