PPR Canada stands for "Passport Request" and is an important part of the Canadian immigration process. It is the final stage before confirmation of permanent residency in Canada. Receiving PPR means that you have successfully completed all immigration processes to Canada and that your passport is ready to obtain a visa to enter Canada. Once you receive your PPR letter, you will need to complete the form and submit your passport within 30 days. After submitting your passport, your Permanent Residency is granted, usually within 6 months. It is important to note that the sharing or shared PPR Canada with IRCC is not a confirmation of your PR grant approval, however, there are very few chances of rejection at this stage. PPR helps in Canada Immigration in many ways, such as confirming eligibility and providing hope to one step closer to your Canadian dream.