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Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA)
What is Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) ?
Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) is an essential tool in the used to determine risks that an individual might be exposed to on their deportation or removal from Canada. This can be done by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) or any other competent immigration authorities to find out whether there are grounds that suggest that the subject’s life is in danger, that their health or human rights will be at risk once the subject has been repatriated to the country of origin or any other country to which s/he may be removed.
The PRRA is normally accessible to a person who has been rejected a refugee status or has been requested to leave Canada but intends to avoid removal because of likely dangers in his/her home country.
Key Features of PRRA:
Human Rights & Safety Risk Assessment
The basic role of the PRRA is to assess whether the person could be in danger, persecuted, tortured or killed if he or she goes back to home country. This includes threat to life, torture this feature looks at the risk of being exposed to cruel or inhuman punishment.
Medical and Psychological Effects
The PRRA also looks at any medical condition which the person might be exposed to; which entails lack of health care and or serious physical or psychological harm that may come from the country of origin.
Key Risk Factors Considered
- Political instabilities or wars exist at the home country
- Religious or social groups, or ethnic personnel
- Systems of patriarchy, heteronormativity or homophobia (e.g., for gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, trans, intersex and other gender non-conforming people or women)
- Other potentials hazards: absence of a health insurance; contracting diseases of examining countries when one arrives in his/her native country
- lnformation about past persecution or well-founded fear for his/her life.
Comprehensive Review
PRRA is conducted upon a consideration of all material facts, circumstances and evidence regarding the applicant and his/her country conditions and his/her own history and the applicant’s testimony. This comprehensive review assists to guarantee that none of the individuals, clients are returned to their risky environment without adequate consideration of the risk factors present in the environment.
Resulting Decision
By the provisions of PRRA, the immigration authorities will either permit the person to stay in Canada if they consider the risk of harm to be severe Or continue with the removal order. If the individual applies for the PRRA and if his application is declined then may be the individual has other ways of appeal or may seek for judicial redress.
Temporary Stay of Removal
In some circumstances, the PRRA, may provide a stay of removal while the matter is being considered which is an opportunity to seek other remedies.
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How the Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) Process Works
Step 1
Eligibility Determination
Step 2
Application Submission
Step 3
Assessment of Risk Factors
Step 4
Consideration of Country Conditions
Step 5
Review of Personal Circumstances
Step 6
PRRA Decision
Step 7
Outcome Notification
Step 8
Temporary Stay of Removal (if applicable)
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Eligibility Criteria for Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) in Canada :
Removal Order
The individual must also be a person that has been ordered to be removed from Canada. This encompasses people who have refused refugee claim and cannot legally stay in Canada any more, those whose visas have expired, those to be deported etc.
Rejection of Refugee Claim
The alleged victim must be a refugee, who has had his or her refugee claim (asylum application) refused by any authority, including the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), etc.
No Prior PRRA
The applicant must not have made an earlier application for PRRA on refusal of his or her refugee claim of being issued a removal order (unless the matter has been reached new developments or change of circumstances).
Not Removed Yet
The individual cannot have previously been taken out of Canada at the time he or she applied for the PRRA. PRRA is for those who still reside in Canada, and who face deportation in the near future.
Ancedent – Not a Criminal or Security Threat
The applicant cannot be an inadmissible person to Canada because of criminality, national security concerns, or involvement in activities in violation of international law such as war or crimes against humanity.
Failure to Leave Canada
PRRA is usually provided for a person who has not complied with a removal order to mean that they stay in Canada when the order is made or does not depart Canada willingly.
Timeliness
The PRRA application should be made within a stipulated period after having been given the removal order or having refused the refugee claim. There could be certain conditions within each of these categories that limits application time for PRRA.
Additional Notes:
Protected Persons:
Others, who have been able to apply for and received protection in Canada or who have been determined to be protected persons cannot apply for PRRA since they are already protected by the Canadian system.
Public Safety or Risk to National Security:
Those considered to pose a danger to the lives or properties of other Canadians or Canada’s national security will not be considered for the PRRA.
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Program Options Under Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA)
Standard PRRA Application Process
Your opportunity to present the full picture—ensuring your safety with a detailed, fair assessment.
Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) Grounds
When the stakes are high, compassion can change the outcome—apply for a fresh chance to stay in Canada.
Temporary Stay of Removal
Stay in Canada while your future is decided—because safety shouldn’t be a waiting game.
Appeal Rights and Judicial Review
If your PRRA is denied, your right to challenge it isn’t over. Take the next step with a judicial review.
Referral for Full Refugee Protection Claim
New evidence or circumstances? Let us ensure your claim gets the thorough review it deserves.
Country Conditions Consideration (Risk Assessment Program)
No one should return to danger—let your country’s conditions be a factor in your case.
Medical Risk Assessment (for Vulnerable Individuals)
Your health matters. We’ll consider medical risks that could impact your safety on return.
Legal and Representation Support
Expert legal support is your right—ensure your case is presented with the care it deserves.
Minister’s Permit or Discretionary Relief
In extraordinary circumstances, extraordinary decisions can be made—get the chance to remain in Canada.
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