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You need not carry too much cash! My friend landed with $500 CAD cash and some money in his forex card no questions asked. If immigration asks you will need to show proof of disposable income which is transferable to Canada accounts (bank statements,forex card, bank letter etc) , generally they...

Hardly any PPRs from NDVO this week.. ??? hang on.. buddy!

Yes not required- I double checked as well!

There are less chances of rejection at this stage - if you are confident about your application you will sail through, hope for the best! :)

This is good news for you! A fair expectation is to wait for 2 weeks for your PPR , PPRs are sent in batches so hope that your application goes through in the earliest batch ! Good luck!

Congrats to all PPRs! A huge much deserved rain! Keep up the momentum CIC!

yes my thoughts are the same, is it mandatory to extend PNP nomination after AOR? my nomination expires in the next two weeks.

http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/india-inde/offices-bureaux/new_delhi.aspx?lang=eng Refer the link - I don't think there is a dedicated number to contact NDVO regarding immigration queries, it clearly says to email for all immigration related queries, although you can try the ph. number...

NDVO got to be aggressive the next two weeks otherwise many applicants will belong to 6+ months category. :(

Usually CIC takes about 2 weeks to respond to CSEs , if you don't hear anything next week they surely need a follow up..

Congrats! Wish you all the best.. May I know your VO?

Congrats this is indeed PPR email..

No , once you enter Canada you can't leave and re enter with CoPR. You will need your PR card.

Congratulations! a. The primary applicant must enter First , spouse can enter with the PA or later but spouse cannot complete the landing formalities without entry of primary applicant. b. As per CIC website it takes about 62 days after arrival. Good luck!

You should be fine , a very less probability of rejections during security stages - those who received GCMS notes after PPR had some notes on googling , don't worry about that!

I think they (local VO) do verify work experience credentials matching to correct NOC as there has been cases of rejection after 5+ months due to inconsistent NOC .. also understand from last years AOR forums that they even check your work place on google maps :)

The trend of issuing PPRs these days goes by AOR date, currently end of Jan and few Feb applicants are getting their PPR , going by this I'd say end of Sept-Oct for Apr applicants

Good to see some NDVO PPRs ! Hope and wish that they push the pedal hard this month!

In my opinion , once you get your PR you are free to live and work anywhere (see charter rights) however if your employer is suggesting to stick to the existing role I'd suggest you do that- senior can advise you on what complexities can occur in the future? If any..

If the employment in your present company doesn't change , there is no need to inform CIC about the travel - raising a CSE (case specific enquiry) is the best way to reach them.