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[list] Your husband can leave Canada at any time after completing the landing procedure at the port of entry. However, since you will be staying in Canada, this will be considered a residential tie and your husband will have to pay taxes even though he is not residing in Canada. He will also...

Your visa is valid for the time that the Medical exams are. In other words, one year from the time the medical exam was done. You will be eligible to receive the PR card once you land in Canada, but it takes 4-6 weeks to be mailed to the address that you indicate when you land (the address has...

You need to make sure that you do not establish ties in Canada when you land, other wise you'll be considered resident and will have to pay tax on your worldwide income. Here's what is considered ties to Canada: Significant residential ties to Canada include: *a home in Canada; *a spouse or...