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I have studied in Canada but now I am going there to marry a girl but won't be staying there and will come back after registering our marriage. She cannot sponsor me until 2022 so it's pretty clear I am not using the marriage to get in Canada. Now the issue is that can I get an invitation letter...

I came to Canada on a student visa and stayed from May 2012 to December 2013. I don't remember whether I gave biometrics or not. I am applying for a visitor visa and not sure what to answer to this question: "In the past 10 years, have you given your fingerprints and photo (biometrics) for an...

Thanks, this is exactly what I wanted to know. I totally understand that it is up to the officer to make a decision for my length of stay. I just wantd to know whether I can travel back to Canada or not on the visa. I guess I can travel to Canada as long as the visa is valid and then it will up...

Yeah I got that, I was solely talking about stamp visa. Say the validity of that is 5 years, then can I travel back to Canada on that even if the stay was granted for a month? Will I be able to travel back to Canada on the basis of stamp and then re-assessed at the border or will I need to get a...

So, for example. Can I return to Canada on the same visa after I come back or do I need to apply for the visa again?

I know but suppose CBSA gives me 6 month and multiple entry then it means I can exit and re-enter for spent total period of 6 months within Canada.

Oh is it? So, I need to apply for a new visitor visa? That sounds wrong. What's the point of multiple entry?

Here is the thing. I am actually only going to be in Canada for around 3-4weeks then have to come back and join my university. Now the reason I want 6 months is because I will be graduating in September and then I wanna go back to Canada. Say, if I only get 4 weeks to stay, then I don't know how...

Honestly, need 6 months I was told that's not what I should be asking for. then?

For 1. What if the officer asks me for "how long you're planning to stay?" What should be my response?

That is correct! I am also going there to get married and after that, I will leave Canada and go back to university to continue my Master's but I was wondering if I had 6 months stay then I could always go back after finishing the uni but this will all be troublesome if I am only granted a month...

But what if I plan to stay longer than 2-3 weeks? How can I extend it?

Hi, I will be applying for a visitor visa and I read that validity is usually the length of the passport. But I am not concerned about that my concern is a TRV limit. I will be showing that I'll be staying at a hotel etc. So, will I get a 6-month stamping? If not in what way I can get a 6-month...

Yes, I have a visitor visa. Why would that be an obstacle? I am marrying her knowing she cannot sponsor me and will be applying for independent express entry.

Unfortunately not. My fiance is a divorcee and cannot sponsor me until 2022. I am trying to find some other legal options to stay with her. Maybe I will try the work visa. Really not sure and confused about it all. Can you briefly tell me the process required for marriage? I can only go to...

I am going to marry a girl who holds a PR but I will be going on a visitor visa and get married there. Do I need to be present in Canada to register a marriage or I can come back? She will be staying there. I am studying in a different country.

Thanks for the responses.

What are my options in this case?

3 years or 5 years? I read somewhere on the forum about 3 years. Although I am planning for independent express entry, points are not enough. Can I get a work visa as her husband at least?

The situation is a little complicated. So, my fiance was sponsored by her husband and received her PR in 2017, the guy divorced her and she will be getting the final paper this month. I will be marrying soon, will she be able to sponsor me after marriage or is there a wait time?