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India eVisa experience, timeline
OK I think by "stamping" you mean the rubber stamping you get at the entry...anyways I'd be surprised if Indians are denied entry into India. Honestly, I've never considered this a possibliity. Have Indians with ETA been denied entry? This is a news that people with ETA are denied entry.- lr108
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- Forum: Citizenship
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India eVisa experience, timeline
I'm not sure I'm following this..."new ETA" and "new VISA stamped". Just take a copy of the new eVISA and they'll put the eVISA entry in your passport. I don't think it is complicated.- lr108
- Post #181
- Forum: Citizenship
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India eVisa experience, timeline
I don't know what's the official timeline. I've applied it 3 times now. Just did couple weeks back. I've always applied on weekdays morning and have gotten it the next night.- lr108
- Post #179
- Forum: Citizenship
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H1B stamping in Canada (For PR holder)
My gut feeling is you are going to be sent back. Immigration folks aren't nice anymore. Technically you can apply even with the latest memo. PR means you are a resident of that country. But they'll try to scrutinize! Do you have proof you last lived in Canada before getting H1B visa? If you are...- lr108
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- Forum: H-1B Holders in the U.S.
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India eVisa experience, timeline
Same. Nothing changed from the replies here.- lr108
- Post #177
- Forum: Citizenship
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Visitor visa for parents - proof of income
Hello, I'm a Canadian citizen and applying visitor visa for my parents. I'm full time employed and make 15K per month. I'm planning to submit my pay stubs for past few months. Is this sufficient or need additional proof. I can submit bank statements but there won't be much to show as I usually...