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I think you'd be better off calling the Public Security Bureau for this question so they can give you the official answer. I'd do ASAP as well because I don't know how quick that process is if you do need an exit permit.

Ah right, thanks very much, bit late to add me now then

to be honest I can't remember what I did, but I did have to submit their birth certificates at a later stage. they were actually born in Hong Kong

Sorry, I can't answer the original OP's question. However, for your case there's no need to include anyone in your application who is already Canadian. My two children are Canadian by birth and there was no need to include them in my application.

Sorry for the rookie question but what is the spreadsheet for? Seems like I was quite lucky that even though I have a British passport I've gone through Ottawa/Hong Kong rather than London

Yours sounds like a pretty straight forward case then. although I'm in HK because I have a British Passport it was handled through Ottawa. It took about 5 weeks for my wife to be approved as a sponsor then from there about 2 months for me to be approved and get my COPR. Honestly, I had no idea...

Before we look at answering your questions do you currently have a status in Canada that allows you to work?

How about Nova Scotia

I'll be moving to Vancouver in 2017

thanks or adding to the post, do you have family links to Canada as well or is it more of a trip into the unknown? Where do you plan on settling?

100% agree with Leon, completely up to you but not sure you're going to find anyone who would say this is a good idea.

Fair enough, I have to admit I'm not 100% if they'll check or not, it depends on what type of visa you're going for. Personally, I'd be more concerned about whether or not a future employer contacts them for a reference, sounds like they may not be all that positive about you.

So what you're saying is that you're going to amend an official document from your previous employer to make your role look better? My advise is to read through what you've written again and ask yourself whether this is the best course of action. You say: I intended to do so because i dont...

Believe me there aren't too many but we do have some items of jewelry and watches that are worth more than that. We've had them for ages and the last thing I want is to be slapped with duty on it, so I can claim it under my goods and thus avoid it

Really? A CBSA officer told me it was CAD 10k per item

Hi there There's no income requirements for spousal sponsorship but as part of the process you have to confirm you will support financially for 36 months When my wife and I submitted proof i think we sent 30 photos or so and had them time and date stamped, don't go OTT but it's good to have a...

Not sure about this one but personally I'd be questioning who I work for. If i understand right, they are requesting you to move to Canada to help with the expansion of the business. However, they aren't prepared to help you with any relocation or shipping and they've told you that if you want...

I know what you mean about making a choice. I'm not sure if it's just this forum but the desire for some people to reach Canada is quite overwhelming for me. I have a feeling some of them will be very disappointed as many seem to be suffering from Dick Whittington syndrome (The streets are...

Ok thanks, my wife is a Canadian so I understand she has an allowance of CAD 10k per item when she returns anyway, ideally situation is for me to claim goods worth over that as part of my allowance so we aren't taxed on it