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Only if you want to work. If you don't plan to work, you can apply to change your status to visitor if you want to stay. If you don't plan to stay, you can go back to home country and wait for your PR visa. If you leave, just make sure you let CIC know what your current address is at all...

If you are working for a Canadian employer and get sent overseas on business, the days would count towards your PR residency requirements but not for citizenship. To qualify for citizenship, you must spend 1095 days in Canada during the 4 year period before you apply. That means that you can...

If you are employed in Canada and travelling on behalf of your employer, your days will be counted towards the PR residency requirements but not towards citizenship. In order to gain citizenship, you must manage to live in Canada for 3 years in a 4 year period which means that you can not be...

If you know about it, it is better to clear it up with RAMQ right away. They may give you a special permit to stay away longer if you have a good reason. I know OHIP has something like that. If you don't tell them and they find out, what could happen is that you lose your coverage and only...

I do not think it is too early. 2 months. I think you should start to apply and state that you will be landing in January.

I do not think this is a serious enough crime to make her inadmissible. Like you say, it was a warning, not a conviction. Tell her to stay away from crime though. If she keeps doing stuff like that, at some point, she will make herself inadmissible.

I did not know there were people in Canada who still get paid with checks. I have always gotten direct deposit. I dislike the 2 week paydays though because your rent and everything else is monthly. I do not think you can say that it is so easy to get into your own country as a skilled worker...

They will not refuse your citizenship because you did not file your taxes on time but not filing taxes could also mean that you were not really living in Canada so it is possible that it will result in a residency questionnaire and a long delay of your citizenship because of that.

Get a travel/emergency insurance for the time you are in Canada until you can get OHIP. If you apply inland, you can expect 10-11 months until you will get first stage approval and a work permit (and probably qualify for OHIP but still have to wait 3 months) and after that another 9 months...

Re: help how did day count You need 1095 days (36 months) in a 4 year period before you can apply. If you are gone for a month, you delay the date you can apply by a month.

If you don't get called in for an interview, it takes 4-5 months to renew but if you are travelling soon and have proof, you can ask for expedited processing. If they do an RQ and want an interview, then yes, it can take a year or more.

In the Manitoba PNP program, they used to allow 2 friends to sponsor a 3rd but on their page now, I do not see that any more so they may have closed that option, see http://www2.immigratemanitoba.com/browse/howtoimmigrate/pnp-eligibility-criteria.html

They periodically ask for proof that children that were older than 22 at the time of application are still dependent as in still not married, still students. If you are working alongside your studies and therefore not financially dependent on your parents any more but you choose to not tell...

You can find your forms and your application guide at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/prcard.asp Your application guide at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/5445E.PDF will on page 5 list the documents you need to send with your application. Your application...

I know a guy who is a long distance trucker, drives from Edmonton to California back and forth all the time. Lets say he is definitely not rolling in money and he is hardly ever home. I think the life on the road isn't all that interesting when all you do is drive, unload, load, and drive the...

You can start applying but it is unlikely that you will be offered a job right away. You could set up interviews though.

SIN: http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/sin/apply/how.shtml Health card: http://www.health.alberta.ca/AHCIP/Q-how-to-register.html Drivers license: http://www.servicealberta.ca/1671.cfm

First of all, is your husband working in a skilled position? If the answer is no, you do not qualify for an open permit. Second, do you need a visa to visit Canada as a tourist? If the answer is yes, you would have to apply for a visa in your home country embassy. Have your husband send you...

Here are some ideas for you: 1. Find an employer who wants to hire you 1a. the employer gets a labour market opinion for you and you can apply for a work permit OR 1b. the employer gives you a job offer and you use it to apply for permanent residency directly, either by the...

Are you an FSW (skilled worker program) applicant? If yes, then the location doesn't matter as long as you are outside Quebec.