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Yo do not need a work permit if you have PR. Just go to a Service Canada office get a SIN number and then go back. That will be all the proof they need. Also you COPR should work.

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1) Your spouse will not automatically get a visitor visa just because you are a PR or even if you were a citizen. She needs to apply for it. When she applies she needs to make it look like she is going to go back. I understand she is you wife but if you automatically apply for 6 months they are...

We did one day of each month for the duration of the relationship but the say day each month it the 15th, or the closest day if it was not dead on. We also explain why if was more then a couple days away if it was like I was visiting my wife or vice versa. That is what the lawyer said to do.

Do be prepared for the potential of a very large medical bill though if you are not covered for health insurance. I would say 10-15K is a good starting point.

Yes, You will have to go to the CIC website and investigate under which program you cam immigrate to Canada. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.asp

You need to be in Canada and yes they do check. I was renewing my card and the person ahead of me was asked to prove time in Ontario because the Ministry had revoked his card. It is not as simple as being registered on a home in Canada.

It will be the same for your husband as well if he has been out of the country for an extended period of time.

Send them DHL it is fine.

The baby would be issued a visa with a date to enter Canada by. Then once you are at the point of entry the visa duration will be decided, if there is no date then it is 6 months from the date of entry. It is very easy to apply for an extension.

Why does your wife need to travel to Egypt. Could she not leave via an airport in Israel? Or is it a matter of mailing her passport to the office in Israel?

If you were sponsored through family sponsorship you don't need to arrive with anything except your passport, immigration visa if required, and COPR.

You can apply for the OHIP card the same day but they will not issue it until she has been in Ontario for 3 months. It is the same for Canadians returning to Canada.

yes for local taxes if they apply, and on worldwide income for CRA

To look into eligibility for your parents to emigrate to Canada check the CIC website here. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/eligibility.asp

Visa Except means you do not need a visitor visa to travel to Canada. Airlines will not let you on without either a visa exempt passport, or your passport and visa or PR card. Can can always cross into Canada by non commercial means (bike, walk, private car) with your COPR and passport.

The pr card is a travel document. You don't need it if you have a visa exempt passport, you are free to go with you COPR and travel back and forth. If you are not visa exempt you need to either wait for your PR card or get a travel document assuming you meet the RO of 2 years in 5.

If she can get a visa to come to Canada you can certainly get married here and then put in your sponsorship application once you have your marriage certificate back. The only hook up is her getting a visa. I think that she will have a much better chance of getting a visa if she applies on her...

What has been expressed many times is that you would have had to started you employment with the company in Canada at the Canadian office and then they transfer you out of Canada to have any chance of it working towards you residency requirement.

Just to add, there has been a bit of a backlash against the worker visas in certain areas making them harder to get and so they are taking their sweet time.