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Of course not. However when you fill up the form when you apply her for PR, you need to declare that...but it's not the end of the world. They will look at her application as your wife so there would be much more consideration. Why don't you just wait for 8 months after you applied her for PR...

You can apply online at cic.gc.ca....much more convenient

You'll never know if it will be problem or not if you don't try. Apply and see what they say. It's just a matter of satisfying what they are looking for. I had my father-in-law rejected for a tourist visa when I applied online but after 2 weeks, I re-applied him again and he got approved. I just...

Apply online at cic.gc.ca. You need to follow the steps and provide what is required. There is no shortcut to this so you need to make time filling up form and preparing the proper documentation. Find a way on how she can show that she has funds. On our case, I sent my mother money and she...

Submit a new online application and make sure you pay first. Create a new account and just import all the info from your first application to this new one and then make sure you pay....then SUBMIT! Good luck!

Go to cic.gc.ca....It has all the info you need and it will give you best guidance in applying...good luck

Better apply eletronically using cic website....Yes, 6 months is preferred and after you've taken your picture, scan it jpeg file then submit online.

Unless you can find a Canadian employer who can sponsor you for a work visa, your best bet is to apply for immigrant visa. This however takes years to complete.

Check out the following websites: cic.gc.ca for applying tourist visas and kanetix.ca for insurance quotes

It would be a good idea to keep your HK credit cards. However, without a job here in Canada, your best bet will be the bank where you will deposit the funds that you have with you upon immigrating. They usually give what you call a secured credit card where your credit limit will be an amount...

Yes, it will be beneficial. "Survival Jobs" are part of life when starting here in Canada so don't get discouraged when you experience this once you landed. Only use these survival jobs as a platform to get your feet wet and persevere to aim for the job that you are really qualified for.

A shortcut way is to have her come to Canada on tourist visa then apply for compassionate visa. Make sure that there's no immediate family member in your home country to really take care of her so she can get approved. I have a friend who got approved just because she proved that the spouse of...

Nursing is a regulated profession here in Canada. You can't be a nurse right away upon your immigration here. You need to have your credentials assessed to determine if there are additional courses you need to take including exams to be a registered nurse

I don't think a reference letter is needed in the documents required.

Yes...when I submitted my photocopy of transcript, I just highlighted my English classes for emphasis and they accepted it so no need for IELTS. That was about 4 yrs ago, hope nothing has changed in requirements since then....good luck

You need more effort in your job hunting other than posting in this forum. Go jobbank.ca, indeed.ca, Workopolis.ca, linkedin....good luck

Yes...Canadian companies are more "accepting" of US work experience compared to immigrants coming from other countries. An immigrant from a 3rd world country will have more difficulty.

Only at landing

No for first time landing in Canada as PR.

Have it registered to be safe.....No need to go back yourself, just ask a relative to do it for you....good luck