****Need Help**** - Family Sponsorship

[surap]

Hello Guys,

I'm a PR currently residing in India.I got married after I have gotten my PR and now we also have a child. I'm palnning to move to Canada by end of this year and will start the sponsorship process for my wife and child once I get back to Canada.

My question is, what's the best way to take my wife and child with me when I'm moving back to Canada. Kindly suggest the best approach for this scenario.

Thanks in advance

 

[scylla]

Hello Guys,

I'm a PR currently residing in India.I got married after I have gotten my PR and now we also have a child. I'm palnning to move to Canada by end of this year and will start the sponsorship process for my wife and child once I get back to Canada.

My question is, what's the best way to take my wife and child with me when I'm moving back to Canada. Kindly suggest the best approach for this scenario.

Thanks in advance

TRV is the only option

 

[surap]

TRV is the only option

got you. Could you please throw more light on this TRV. What are the chances of getting it.

Sorry for my ignorance as I have very little knowledge on this visa

 

[canuck78]

Hello Guys,

I'm a PR currently residing in India.I got married after I have gotten my PR and now we also have a child. I'm palnning to move to Canada by end of this year and will start the sponsorship process for my wife and child once I get back to Canada.

My question is, what's the best way to take my wife and child with me when I'm moving back to Canada. Kindly suggest the best approach for this scenario.

Thanks in advance

When did you land in Canada and how much time have you spent in Canada since then? Will you have a job lined up before you arrive in Canada or have someone to stay?

 

[surap]

When did you land in Canada and how much time have you spent in Canada since then? Will you have a job lined up before you arrive in Canada or have someone to stay?

in sept 2022, just spent a week. Yup already working remotely and will convert to full-time once I move back. yeah have few friends

 

[surap]

bump

 

[Naturgrl]

Hello Guys,

I'm a PR currently residing in India.I got married after I have gotten my PR and now we also have a child. I'm palnning to move to Canada by end of this year and will start the sponsorship process for my wife and child once I get back to Canada.

My question is, what's the best way to take my wife and child with me when I'm moving back to Canada. Kindly suggest the best approach for this scenario.

Thanks in advance

TRV is only option. They need to show funds, ties to return and travel history. They will need health insurance until PR. High chance of refusal since IRCC knows they will be applying for PR inland and you must be in Canada to apply. If refused for TRVs, then you need to move to Canada and start outland process.

 

[surap]

TRV is only option. They need to show funds, ties to return and travel history. They will need health insurance until PR. High chance of refusal since IRCC knows they will be applying for PR inland and you must be in Canada to apply. If refused for TRVs, then you need to move to Canada and start outland process.

What if I move first and apply for their sponsorship and then they apply for TRV?

 

[Naturgrl]

What if I move first and apply for their sponsorship and then they apply for TRV?

You can try that. TRV may or may not be approved but at least you have started the outland PR process.

 

[surap]

You can try that. TRV may or may not be approved but at least you have started the outland PR process.

Once the outland PR process has started, does it increase the TRV approval chances?
That would be a valid case right the PR process has already started and they are just coming to visit me.

 

[Naturgrl]

Once the outland PR process has started, does it increase the TRV approval chances?
That would be a valid case right the PR process has already started and they are just coming to visit me.

I cannot tell you about approval rates or whether it increases chances as depends on the strength of their profile.

 

[surap]

I cannot tell you about approval rates or whether it increases chances as depends on the strength of their profile.

got it, did you come across any similar cases like mine in this forum? if so could you please guide me to those threads

sorry for asking all this as I'm in a tricky situation and not able to find right assistance

 

[Naturgrl]

got it, did you come across any similar cases like mine in this forum? if so could you please guide me to those threads

sorry for asking all this as I'm in a tricky situation and not able to find right assistance

There are so many cases like yours on the forum. It is one of the most commonly asked questions about family sponsorship. Just search and you will see many posts weekly of a PR trying to sponsor spouse and apply for TRV and having TRV denied or approved.

 

[surap]

There are so many cases like yours on the forum. It is one of the most commonly asked questions about family sponsorship. Just search and you will see many posts weekly of a PR trying to sponsor spouse and apply for TRV and having TRV denied or approved.

Great thank you.

 

[surap]

There are so many cases like yours on the forum. It is one of the most commonly asked questions about family sponsorship. Just search and you will see many posts weekly of a PR trying to sponsor spouse and apply for TRV and having TRV denied or approved.

Hello,
sorry to bug you again, One last question:
Do I need to meet the 730 days living in Canada rule to be able to sponsor my wife and child?