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I need to apply for a visitor visa if I'm already in the country... visa exempt just means I don't need a visa to enter the country as a tourist on a short term basis

They don't care about his employability. They will want evidence that you can provide his basics e.g. good Food shelter and clothing. My partner is in university and her parents will be providing a letter explaining how they will support us if we need help... because, as cic would assume, we'd...

Do you think it would change the likelihood of being rejected for visitor visa though since after getting married I'd havever to declare I have a Canadian spouse whereas we haven't lived together 12 months yet so before the wedding I don't have any Canadian family members by their definition

Are you on implied status if they reject a visitor visa extension but the OWP for inland is still processing?

It will go to either the London or ottawa office. Ottawa is even quicker but you can't affect where it goes

Hi all, quick question... my partner and I will be getting married April 29th. My current IEC visa expires June 5th and I've been told to change my status to a visitor 30 days before it expires. Would it be better to apply for this change before the marriage or after? I understand I would have...

If you're under 30 you could do IEC but other than that I don't think theres a visa which would give you a work permit before your outland is processed. From what I've read on here the London office is 6-8 months

I'm in a similar predicament with my WHV expiring 5th June. My partner and I get married 29th April so I'll need to switch to a visitor visa but I'm worried what happens if they reject my visitor visa but by that point they've recieved my OWP application as part of the inland process :/

We'll then be applying for the sponsorship when the marriage certificate comes through but I don't want to apply inland and then have my visitor visa rejected after paying my fees

Is that difficulty for visa exempt countries also? My partner and I are getting married at the end of April but my iec visa expires beginning of June so I need to apply to change to a visitor visa most likely immediately after we are married.

Hi all, quick question... my partner and I will be getting married April 29th. My current IEC visa expires June 5th and I've been told to change my status to a visitor 30 days before it expires. Would it be better to apply for this change before the marriage or after? I understand I would have...

Does the letter need to be notarized or would their signature suffice?

I looked at the visitor visa application and the requests proof of funds... I'll have about 2k in my Canadian account by then and my partners parents are helping to support us until the OWP comes through... will this be enough? I'm worried they'll deny my visitor visa now and I'll have to leave...

So here's my current situation: I'm on an IEC as a British citizen and will be getting married at the end of April. Because my IEC expires beginning of June I will need to switch to a visitor visa but although everyone keeps saying it's a simple and easy process I keep getting confused when I...

After reading this thread I just want to clarify the visitor status after an IEC runs out... I'm in the same situation but.it was my understanding that you can apply to extend your stay as a visitor at any point as long as it's before the iec expires, then the visitor visa is active once the iec...

I didn't think immigration was a reasonable reason to them?

What reason did you give for it being rushed?

Hi it has to be the marriage certificate it can't be the record of solemnization. Good luck!

You definitely need to go on visitor status since you won't get your OWP in time... I'd apply to change your status ASAP to be safe but 1 more hours is enough time to have it done so don't freak out.

Unfortunately it takes 4/5 months right now to get the work permit while they process your sponsorship application. You also can't submit it until you get your marriage licence which currently takes 2/3 months. I'm in a similar situation as the non Canadian partner and did all this research a...