Visa and Immigration Status
This screen summarizes immigration-linked documents associated with your Digital Canada profile. It does not replace the official record in IRCC’s systems. Airlines and border officers verify status through their own tools; always carry valid physical documents when required.
Primary status
Profile linked to IRCC data: Yes. Primary immigration status: permanent resident.
Documents and travel authorizations (2 records)
| Document | Number (masked) | Expires | Travel entries / notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| PR Card | PR•••••9182 |
2028-03-14 | N/A |
| eTA (historical) | — |
2019-01-10 | Expired |
Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
Visa-exempt foreign nationals flying to Canada generally need a valid eTA linked to their passport. Permanent residents of Canada should travel with a valid PR Card or appropriate travel document rather than relying on an eTA. Historical eTA rows may appear for accounts that held temporary status before landing.
Employers, education, and landlords
Third parties may ask to verify work or study authorization. Best practice is to show the minimum document needed (e.g., work permit with employer annotation) rather than an entire IRCC account export. This UI is illustrative; production systems should log consent and retention limits.