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Make sure it is 5.1 flight otherwise it may not be able to take off...

it will neither accelerate nor delay your application

there are not many choices now. Either you wait until Sept. and hope for cheaper price and the pandemic situation will not get worse or you buy 5.1 high priced flights. I choose to fly earlier to avoid uncertainty. Hainan airlines, 28000 RMB one way :mad:

Congratulations! Now you think the waiting is worth it right? ;)

who are "they"? your friend married more than one person?

No, I would not book a flight before calling CBSA

If your father is the principle applicant, you may need to restart application with your mom. I am sorry for your loss.

Your case is in HKVO so call center would not be able to help you. You can either call HKVO directly or send WebForm inquires. I believe everything is in progress though.

It sounds like going to his country (legally) and getting married there (legally) is your best option.

yes, you get the most severe penalty - time, you lose your time and restart all over again.

For Australians, probably 6-9 months (70-80% of the applications are completed in 1 year). You have at most 1 year (typically 6 months) to enter Canada after you get your visa.

I don't think it is a good idea. If you don't mention the true "relationship" and you could be caught as "misrepresentation" when you try to sponsor him in the later stage, which is a bigger problem.

How can that be possible??? Which part of the world are you living in? :)

It seems that Shanghai Vancouver flights are kept every Friday/Saturday in August. But one-way ticket is over $5000, it is virtually the same as those 5.1 Chinese airlines. So pathetic :mad:

no, you don't have to do all these (keeping physical distance from your wife, it is not realistic anyways). But neither of you can go out of the house for 14 days and you have to stock enough groceries or do online shopping for groceries for 14 days.

I see. If that is the case, you can come over to figure it out :D Congratulations and enjoy your stay with your families.

PPR email is sent to applicant directly. And you need to submit your passport and photos in order to get the visa and CoPR so I don't think there is a problem for you.

It is Ok, you do what you need to do in your life, and even if you lose your PR, you can apply again when you feel you can fulfill the residency requirement.

that is interesting. what happens if the court denies the divorce or the couple decide to get back together after filing divorce while the spousal application is in progress or complete? The applicant will get spousal PR while still being married to another person (rather than the sponsor)? I...

I am not sure this is going to work. You cannot apply for common-law because legally he is still married at the time of your application. You may have to wait until he is divorced.