🍁 En termes simples
A person can have permanent immigrant intent (wanting to stay in Canada permanently) while applying for temporary status (visitor, student, worker). This is known as "dual intent" and is permitted under the IRPA — an officer cannot refuse entry solely because an applicant also intends to apply for permanent residence.
Affects: Immigration applicants (economic, family, humanitarian)
Texte juridique — LIPR, article 26
En pratique
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Source officielle : Justice Canada — LIPR, art. 26 (fait autorité, peut différer de cet affichage)
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