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calc No, you have to stay 3 of 6 years in Canada. There is an online calculator at www.cic.gc.ca

wife My husband sponsored me with my child. I was divorced too, so in order to bring my kid to Canada and to get a PR status for both or us I had to provide a letter from my ex.

Don't write anymore, that's fine. And as I told you before, the personal opinion is not always the right one. I wanted facts and I did not get any. And my "friend" asked a lawyer and was told that he could arrive anywhere. So, you claims do not have a solid ground...

That does not answer my question: "the officer has reason to believe that the applicant does not intend to live in the province that has nominated them". So what??? How would the officer know??? That is happening BEFORE getting a PR status. Once a person has a PR status, s/he is free to be...

I went over all the forms... http://www.gov.mb.ca/labour/immigrate/immigration/2_14.html HOWEVER, I could not find any undertaking form or similar... Please, help me out here, I want to see and read it. From what I see, you are all talking about your personal opinion. I'm not saying that...

No, I'm not just looking for another answer that I do like. I'm trying to find the truth here. I don't know where your knowledge in the topic is coming from, but I asked before and I'm asking again, give me a link to the undertaking that these people have to sign. I want to read it. Again...

What do you think of that??? Once you enter Canada as a Permanent Resident, you will be able to live anywhere you wish inside of Canada's borders regardless of the initial settlement response you submitted through your application for Permanent Residency. As a Canadian Permanent Resident...

No, My friends applied as a skilled worker class to Manitoba itself (provincial immigration). They arrived in Toronto and did not have any problems receiving their PR status, SIN, health cards, etc.

Ok, thanks. Can anybody point out to the agreement that he has to sign? I want to see it by myself, please.

I have 2 friends who came directly to Toronto instead of Winnipeg. They don't recall signing anything stating that they had to reside in Manitoba...

Manitoba is one of the Canadian provinces

A friend of mine is applying for immigration process for a provincial immigration (Manitoba). My question is can he arrive in Toronto instead of Winnipeg and at the time of getting a citizenship (after 3 years of being in Canada), will he have any problems?