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It's hard to comment since medicals are very individual and the outcomes are based on your personal situation. Given you live and work independently, and don't rely on any medication or support, I think it's certainly worth a shot applying. If you end up receiving a PFL due to your medical...

Yes, you need to apply for the PRTD. It's not about whether you are coming to Canada permanently or not. You need a valid PRTD (or a valid PR card) in order to be allowed to board the plane and fly to Canada. You do not qualify for an eTA or TRV since you are a PR of Canada. This is why you...

No, we do not. IRCC will update this information when the 2022 program details are announced. No one here knows when that is going to happen.

Here's my two cents about your profile. By all means you should try to apply. - The fact you are living outside of your home country and in an country where you only have temporary residency weakens your application. - How much validity you have left on your KSA visa may impact the application...

Just to answer this last question. This is unfortunately incorrect. Individuals with inactive TB sometimes have to undergo medical surveillance once they reach Canada. However since your husband's TB is active, this needs to be addressed and the treatment complete before he can come to Canada...

Regular TRV is the right thing to apply for. Make sure you do it well in advance.

- This will delay the process for multiple months. I believe the treatment takes a minimum of 2-3 months and then he'll need to complete further medical tests to make sure he's clear. - No, no way to fast track. He has to complete the treatment and retake the required medical exams. - He...

Post to the Citizenship section of the forum.

Basically someone who is in Afghanistan, who has been approved to come to Canada, and who cannot obtain the right documents fast enough to leave. IRCC must have directed you to this page in order for you to use it.

No, you can't. The work permit is only available to those who apply inland.

You need a study permit for that. You can't do these studies on a PGWP. The issue you face is that a PGWP can only be obtained once and you won't qualify for another one. I'm not sure if it's possible to hold a PGWP and study permit at the same time. Obtaining a new study permit might cancel...

What is the program duration?

None of us can tell you what CBSA will do or if they have enough evidence to remove her from Canada. It can take time for CBSA to complete their investigations and for a removal to take place. There is nothing you can do to force the removal. That is up to CBSA. If you have additional evidence...

You can accept the job offer as long as your employer is OK with that without you having a SIN yet. You can't start the job without a SIN.

The answer is no since your grandparents gained their citizenship after your mother was born and after you were born. If you wish to move to Canada, you'll need to qualify for permanent residency on your own through an economic immigration program like Express Entry.

I'm not aware of any source that specifically calls this scenario out. However think about it logically. The only people who matter in an application are you and your dependents. Your dependents would be a spouse / common law partner if you have one and/or minor children if you have any. Your...

Then no.

It depends on your relationship to that family member. Based on the high level info you've provided, it shouldn't.

No, it won't be accepted. You must have enough income to cover yourself, your dependents, your parents and your parents' dependents.

Define long time? How much time have you spent in Canada in the last 5 years? Most likely the US border is going to be the better option based on what you've written so far.