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Jotkaur24

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So should I give it a go? TRV with the current situation and my fiance's details etc? 10% possibly? or 0% ?
 
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scylla

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Jotkaur24 said:
So should I give it a go? TRV with the current situation and my fiance's details etc? 10% possibly? or 0% ?
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That's entirely your choice.
 
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Jotkaur24

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scylla said:
Another question, what is your fiance's status in New Zealand? I don't think new NZ is going to be letting visitors into the country anytime soon. I'm supposed to travel there next Jan/Feb and I think it's highly unlikely that's going to be possible.
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He would be visiting NZ on a visitor visa and yes we cannot enter the country as this stage. I myself is on a work visa, even I cannot go there. I'm working remotely from the last 6 months.
 
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Jotkaur24

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How about applying TRV and with an invitation letter from fiance but as a friend in the letter without mentioning about the wedding or relationship?
 
Qwertypod

Qwertypod

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Canadians are able to travel out at this point, this would be a way to get around current travel exemptions to get married..
 
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Jotkaur24

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Canadians aren't able to travel, they have to apply for exemption first which is again impossible in my case as my In-laws all family and relatives live there. None of their blood relations is in India to apply for an exemption.
 
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Jotkaur24

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Qwertypod said:
Canadians are able to travel out at this point, this would be a way to get around current travel exemptions to get married..
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Canadians aren't able to travel, they have to apply for exemption first which is again impossible in my case as my In-laws all family and relatives live there. None of their blood relations is in India to apply for an exemption.
 
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canuck78

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Jotkaur24 said:
Canadians aren't able to travel, they have to apply for exemption first which is again impossible in my case as my In-laws all family and relatives live there. None of their blood relations is in India to apply for an exemption.
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Pretty sure they mean to India.
 
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