JULY 2019 *Inland* Spousal Sponsorship
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There is one thing I don't get and that is why are inland applicants planning trips when we supposedly have to stay IN Canada until we become PRs
If I were this calm, I would travel to the Czech Republic to be with my parents too and not care about getting through the Canadian borders again, but no, I ain't risking my application Why? People have their own lives. I have a good reason to go.
Also, when I got my work permit they also gave me an ETA. Which is explicitly for re-entering Canada. I'll be fine.
If anyone has actual advice supported facts, please let me know.
Also, when I got my work permit they also gave me an ETA. Which is explicitly for re-entering Canada. I'll be fine.
If anyone has actual advice supported facts, please let me know.
You have to go apply study permit in order to be eligible to be accpeted by school.
And, that means if you are holding the work permit, that would be gone.
You can either hold work permit OR study permit.
However, if you are holding the study permit, and being a full-time student.
You can work max of 20 hours per week with that study permit.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/eligibility.html
People who don’t need a permit to study in Canada
Most foreign nationals need a study permit to study in Canada. The cases below are exceptions.
Short-term studies (6 months or less)
You can study at any school in Canada without a study permit if:
- your course or program lasts 6 months or less
- your studies aren’t part of a longer program and
- you’ll complete all your studies within the time we approved you to stay in Canada (usually 6 months after you enter)
It can't be posted in the forums, but you can find it on the spreadsheet.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Gm315tmNKWoywb7PwZBiE67fUmznYQrNhYVWXPXXJBw/edit?pli=1#gid=1727571753
According to the spreadsheets, there are much more applicants in April and May, so those in June and July were slowed down significantly. I am not surprised by the slowness for June and July.
But if you look carefully the June spreadsheet, you will find that there were not medical requests after the middle of October, while in July spreadsheet, medical request is not started yet. So, it seems, immigration officers have stopped work on medical request for a whole month! That is what I feel weird.
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No rules, it could be a week it could be a month, depends on when they get to it. It's good at least your application is moving ahead.
I agree. After all, they can deny you entry when you come back. Unlikely, but possible. I'm staying in Canada until it gets approved.There is one thing I don't get and that is why are inland applicants planning trips when we supposedly have to stay IN Canada until we become PRs
Yes! I did 2 courses at the U of A on a visitor visa! But paid international fees!