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10-15 days is not much if they're going to be there for 1.5 months right? Because they intend to visit Canada during the end of their trip. Also, is there an option to apply faster in person at a Canadian visa office or something in the US??

Thanks for your response. Actually, they intend to fly next week so they don’t have enough time in India. They’ll be in US for 1.5 months. Also, the Canadian visas is for their 1.5 and 3 year old children actually, not themselves. They already have a Canadian visitor visa. By one day...

Hi, My cousins want to travel to the US next week so they dont have enough time to apply for their Canadian visitor visas from India itself, so is it possible to apply for the Canadian visitor visa while IN THE US so they can come visit me in Canada while on the US trip? I read online that...

Ah that makes sense, thank you.

Okay so I just applied for ohip since I got my PR recently and the form said that I can’t be outside Ontario for more than 30 days in the following 6 months.. Now I cross over the border to go grocery shopping in the US often. Does every exit count as a day outside Ontario OR does it have to...

Weird.. I just thought it’s a temporary document until we get our PR card.

Should I just dispose this fat piece of paper from my passport now that I have the PR card? It was stapled in my passport by the IO and now the staple has come off. But I think I don’t need to staple it back in since I have my PR card already. Do we need to return it to immigration by any chance??

What about accidents? Hospital charges? And emergency room visits?

What about Doctor visits, xrays, blood tests, eye checkups, etc?

Hi, I just received my Canadian PR. During my uni days as an international student from 2013 to 2015, I had some OHIP plan where we had to compulsorily pay for health insurance to the university. After that, I never bothered getting one. Now, I recently got my PR. Do I get free health care if...

One year of continuous full time work experience in the primary NOC albeit with 2 different employers (6 and 6 months-one cash, other paid by bank) and this being the only employment ever, and employment points being claimed for this one year only.

Can you give an idea how much though?

Oh okay. Yes, I did read it but didn't understand why it was computing it on income rather than actual GST paid for any purchases. So basically, it's just a random estimate they make based on income? I can't seem to find the numeric amounts though based on income.

What about this: Is this referring to the GST I pay on food items, groceries, mobile purchase, etc. etc.? How would they know how much GST I have paid and how much to give me back? Don't understand this stuff.

^ Is this referring to the GST I pay on food items, groceries, mobile purchase, etc. etc.? How would they know how much GST I have paid and how much to give me back? Don't understand this stuff. How much can I get back in terms of GST/HST credit? If it's like $200-300/yr, I'm not bothered to...

What's GST/HST credit?

Applying from India so I believe it's FSW.

30 yr old Indian national finished MS in Canada (2013-2015), received Canadian PR in Sep 2017, started my first Canadian job at a call center from Apr-Oct 2017 (6-7 months) earning roughly $1100/mo. Do I need to file a tax return this time? I have never filed one before. I think I don't have to...

Is it okay if the work experience is split between 2 different jobs under the same NOC? An agent seems to think it should be with the same employer but CIC doesn’t specify that anywhere.

I'm a 30 yo Indian living in Canada since 2013 and have a 10 yr visitor visa to the US expiring 2019 and a pending greencard application (through my dad who’s a citizen since 2015). So far, I’ve visited the US over 50 times (as I live right on the border and cross over often by land for...