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Ahhh didn't realize that 2nd bullet, so she might still need a visitor visa because her WP will be longer than 6 months

This one...........she satifies all the requirements https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/medical-exams/requirements-permanent-residents.html

My wife is in Canada on a work permit, well expired. But she will definitely qualify for new ETA that Thai's are now allowed to apply for.(Her Mom got it) But my wife is currently in Canada, where as her Mom was outside the country when she applied. Will that matter? Thanks

Hi It seems my wife qualifies for this temporary exemption. But IIRC isn't acknowleging it in our Express Entry application. We sent them an inquiry but just got back a form reply. My question is, how possible it is to reach the agent who sent the reply? And how, if so? There is a name of the...

Thanks so much Raptor....... Not really concerned about the speed of the approval, my wife and I both in Canada on 2 year work permits and my stepson needs to finish University in Thailand next May So we are in no rush, fortunately............ Appreciate the info!

Thank You for the answer, I appreciate it :)

In my application status tracker for Express Entry PR it says "Completed" for Medical and Biometrics Does that mean they are both passed? Thanks

Yeah understand all that, thanks again. I just meant that I don't mind if it takes a bit longer than Federal Express Entry. I plan on starting the the BC PNP next month, then go from there. Just told my firm I need the job offer after Labor Day, which won't be an issue. He turns 21yrs old in...

Thanks for your help and info. Yes I mispoke but I've been exempt from the 4 year work permit limit. BC PNP definitely looks like the route I will take, we wanted to slow move it anyways formy stepson to finish University in Bangkok, so the extra timeline isn't an issue for us, so that's good...

Yes, that is where I likely will now. As mentioned above, I do score well through BC PNP. Well above the minimum of 85 for skilled workers. Thanks for your help. The ironic thing is I have been able to work/live under work permit for so continuously long because my job is considered...

Thanks Scylla I score well in the BC PNP 106 when the min is 85 for skilled workers So that will be the likely path I take................

I've never applied for PR, been liiving/working on a WP the whole time

I have a job with NOC A/0, been living in BC for 16 years now......working for the same company. Thanks

I've looked into the Provinical, and I'd imagine I would qualify but then you need to settle in BC, would like to be open to move to Toronto possibly this graphic...

Looks like I don't have that great of a CRS score, only 326. I think because of my age, 49yrs old, and my wife and I lack of college degree. But I have been working in Canada for 16 years on a work permit, NOC 0 and A. So how does that work? I should, it seem, qualify for PR but my CRS score...

Thanks for the info..........he will be 21yrs old when application is filed. Now we will need to deal with Thai military service, I think there are ways to defer My wife and I live in Canada, would just be him that needs to move here. Appreciate the response

We will be applying for PR. Been in Canada for 16 years on work permit! My question is, I will be including my stepson(allowed as a dependent child) on our PR application But he is a Junior in University in Thailand, will be likely a Senior when/if we get approved. But he may also have to do a...