I need some information concerning Permanent Residence to Canada. Me & my family (spouse & 2 sons) moved to Canada on Immigration visa in 2012. Due to financial reasons, I came back and started working in Pakistan (home country) to finance my family who continued their stay in Canada, and I travelled their using PR Card annually. Ultimately my family became Citizen in Canada. In the meantime, I get involved in certain Govt. contract and cannot leave home country for long periods and due to this issue, my PR card expires. In the meantime, my younger son graduated, and I need to attend his graduation ceremony. Due to ignorance, I applied for PR card renunciation so that I get temporary visa to attend ceremony. Anyway, I get visa and attended the ceremony. Now I have no more liability in my home country, and I need to join my family and my age is 61 years. I need advice can I withdraw my PR card renunciation.
I suspect that this is not possible, since you not only got it approved but then obtained and actually visited Canada on a temporary visa. You say that it was due to ignorance, but almost certainly you signed paperwork stating that you understood what you were giving up and what the consequences are. You’d have to talk to an immigration lawyer or consultant to see what your options are now.
That said - you say your family became citizens. Does that include your spouse? If your spouse still has PR, or even has citizenship, then your spouse can just open a new sponsorship application for you from scratch, and you can get your PR anew that way.
I’m pretty sure that for spousal applications there’s no impact based on age, so being 61 wouldn’t be a barrier to getting back into Canada that way.