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The implication is that your sponsor's ability to nominate/sponsor people to that province in the future will be affected. That means the success of future nominations by them will be jeopardized because for each nomination application, the sponsor is required to state the current...

Lakky is 100% right. He can apply for an open work permit (OWP) immediately. Try to get money into your account here in Canada (12000-14000 CAD will be ideal), and use the statement from the bank in Canada. Since he is your spouse, your money will be seen as his money. Also include a signed...

Almost 90% of the spouses of international students are refused TRVs. Your consultant is correct. What your husband should apply for is a spousal "open work permit." You have the right to have your husband work to support you throughout the duration of your studies. For TRVs, you need to prove...

And you got an overall band score of 8.0 on the IELTS? Wow!

I am sure I was quite clear about CIBC's "secure credit card," and I don't see how anyone would ask if I was sure it's not a debit card.

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From my own experience, it doesn't go to the CHC consular section where the applicant resides (I combined my online study permit application with my wife's visitor's visa application in mid July and the CHC office where she lives confirmed in writing a few days ago that it's not with them. I...

Hopefully you've now calmed down a bit and are able to look at things dispassionately. Yeah, most of the things you've said are true concerning the quality of "skilled workers" that get issued PR cards daily but you should focus your energy on bringing your wife here. As someone earlier...

My experience so far with CIBC leaves much to be desired. They offer what they call a "secured credit card" to international students which is really not a credit card because you deposit the exact amount that is your credit card limit in their bank before you get the so-called credit card. So...

For my wife's visitor's visa, apart from the usual application forms and passport, we provided: 1. Signed invitation letter from me formally inviting her to Canada. The letter stated her date of birth, full name, expected date of arrival and departure, my contact telephone number and e-mail...

I am not able to "share" the letter of explanation or send it to your e-mail but kindly find below the information I provided in my letter: 1. That I will be financially responsible for my wife's travel, feeding, accommodation and health insurance costs during her visit 2. Her expected date of...

I don't think so but you need to show compelling proof that you are able to pay your fees and meet your maintenance costs without taking up a job while studying in Canada.

Sorry for my late reply, @michel_hammamet. 1. Study permit + Temporary Resident Visa 2. I am not sure. However, you can find more information here: "wwwDOTimmigration-quebecDOTgouvDOTqcDOTca/en/french-language/learning-quebec/indexDOThtml" , here "wwwDOTlanguagescanadaDOTca/en" and here...

Hi guys, my study permit has just been extended and I want to share some information in case anyone here might find them useful. My application was "in-Canada" and was submitted online on July 14. I got a notification acknowledging receipt of the application and nothing else until August 13...