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RESIDENCY OBLIGATION FULFILLED Working for a Canadian Business outside Canada 2026
The Definitive Guide to IRPA s.28 Employment Abroad Jurisprudence (Series ... & RECOVERY - The Second Chance Series)
by Manoj Palwe
About the Book
Thousands of Canadian permanent residents are assigned abroad by their Canadian employers every year — yet most have no idea that a missing assignment letter, a foreign payroll arrangement, or an informal extension email could cost them their permanent residency entirely.
Residency Obligation Fulfilled: Working for a Canadian Business Outside Canada is the definitive guide to the IRPA section 28 employment abroad exception — the legal provision that allows a Canadian permanent resident assigned abroad by a qualifying Canadian business to count those foreign days as days in Canada toward the 730-day residency obligation.
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Written by Manoj Palwe, RCIC R422575, CAPIC Fellow R11592, with 25 years of Canadian immigration practice and 10,000+ families assisted, this Platinum Edition covers eleven Federal Court decisions including Hum v. Canada, Yoo v. Canada, Tanveer v. Canada, and Morales v.
Canada; the post-Vavilov IAD appeal standard; five positive and five negative real-life case stories with full legal analysis; model assignment letters, renewal letters, and secondment agreements ready for HR use; the ten-factor Failure Risk Matrix with four risk tiers and immediate action plans; a CBSA port of entry interaction script; a 35-question IAD hearing preparation checklist; three worked citizenship physical presence examples; and a complete documentation blueprint — making it essential reading for Indian and international professionals in Canada on international postings, HR teams at Canadian companies with globally mobile PR-holder employees, RCICs advising on residency obligation compliance, and immigration lawyers preparing IAD appeals on employment abroad exception grounds.
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Written by Manoj Palwe, RCIC R422575, CAPIC Fellow R11592, with 25 years of Canadian immigration practice and 10,000+ families assisted, this Platinum Edition covers eleven Federal Court decisions including Hum v. Canada, Yoo v. Canada, Tanveer v. Canada, and Morales v.
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Canada; the post-Vavilov IAD appeal standard; five positive and five negative real-life case stories with full legal analysis; model assignment letters, renewal letters, and secondment agreements ready for HR use; the ten-factor Failure Risk Matrix with four risk tiers and immediate action plans; a CBSA port of entry interaction script; a 35-question IAD hearing preparation checklist; three worked citizenship physical presence examples; and a complete documentation blueprint — making it essential reading for Indian and international professionals in Canada on international postings, HR teams at Canadian companies with globally mobile PR-holder employees, RCICs advising on residency obligation compliance, and immigration lawyers preparing IAD appeals on employment abroad exception grounds.
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