In-Country Immigration Services

Helping You Maintain Your Legal Status and Stay in Canada Confidently

Trusted In-Country Immigration Support
At Sunny Blue Immigration Inc., we provide comprehensive in-country immigration services for individuals already residing in Canada. Whether you need to renew your Permanent Resident (PR) Card, restore your temporary status, or apply for a Bridging Open Work Permit, our expert consultants ensure your application is accurate, complete, and processed efficiently.
We understand how important it is to maintain your legal status — that’s why our team is committed to helping you stay compliant, avoid disruptions, and continue building your future in Canada.

Permanent Resident (PR) Card Renewal

A Permanent Resident Card is an essential proof of status in Canada and is required when travelling abroad and returning to Canada.
PR cards are typically valid for five years and must be renewed before expiration.

To renew your PR card, you must provide detailed travel history, address, and employment information for the last five years to confirm that you’ve met your residency obligations.

Sunny Blue Immigration Inc. simplifies this process by ensuring your documents are accurate and complete — minimizing the risk of application delays or rejections.

Restoration of Temporary Resident Status

If your temporary resident status (visitor, student, or worker) has expired, you may still have a chance to restore it under Section 182 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR) — as long as you act quickly.

You may be eligible for restoration if:

You apply within 90 days of losing your status.
You continue to meet the initial requirements for your stay.
You have not violated any conditions of your visa.
You remain in Canada while awaiting a decision.

Our licensed consultants will help you determine eligibility, prepare your restoration application, and avoid costly mistakes.

Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP)

If you’ve already applied for permanent residence but your current work permit is about to expire, the Bridging Open Work Permit lets you keep working legally while waiting for your PR decision.

You may qualify if you:

Are currently in Canada with valid status.
Have applied under one of the following programs:
- Federal Skilled Worker Program
- Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
- Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP)
- Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Hold a valid work permit expiring within 4 months.

At Sunny Blue Immigration Inc., we help you navigate this process quickly so you can continue working without interruption while your PR is processed.

Stay Legal. Stay Confident. Stay in Canada.

Fast and accurate application preparation
Licensed consultants with proven success rates
Personalized guidance every step of the way

Get Professional Immigration help you can trust.

Frequently asked Questions

How do I renew my Permanent Resident (PR) card in Canada?

You can renew your PR card by submitting an application to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), providing details of your travel history, address, and employment from the past five years. Our consultants at Sunny Blue Immigration assist you with document preparation and submission to ensure your renewal is processed smoothly and on time.
What should I do if my temporary resident status in Canada has expired?

If your status has expired, you may be eligible to apply for Restoration of Status within 90 days of losing it. You must remain in Canada and meet the initial conditions of your visa. Sunny Blue Immigration helps you assess your eligibility and prepare a strong application to restore your legal status quickly.
Who qualifies for a Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP)?

You may qualify for a Bridging Open Work Permit if you’ve already applied for permanent residence under programs such as Express Entry (CEC, FSW, or FSTP) or a Provincial Nominee Program, and your current work permit will expire within four months. Our experts ensure your BOWP application is filed correctly so you can continue working while awaiting your PR decision.