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Hi, My Fiancee (?) or Spouse (confused on what term to use because we are legally married in Pakistan but not in Canada) is currently doing his PhD in America on a student visa. I was wondering how I could let him come to Canada on a visiting visa directly from America? Would he need to go...

On the sponsorship form should I write the date the Nikkah ceremony was held as the official marriage or the date that it was processed legally in Pakistan?

My parents immigrated to Canada and became permanent residents. I was two or three years old at the time. I gained citizenship in 1997. I am confused on what to write as my status in Canada.....? The options are: -Canadian citizen by birth -Canadian citizen by descent -Naturalized Canadian...

Thank you. That really helped. My fiancee is a Canadian citizen/national. So I should get the study permit first, go to the country and then get married?

Hello I live in Pakistan and would like to come to Canada to do my Masters in Biomedical Engineering. Here are my questions: 1) Do I apply into the school/program of my choosing first or apply for the study permit first? 2) My university application is due in March, and I have not started any...

Thank you. And I am sorry for so many questions but I still have some more. >:( My dad is currently in the process of sponsoring my grandma already so he cannot financially support anyone else on my behalf. But, I am living with my parents, and when my spouse moves to Canada he will be too...

Thank you! You are awesome! Last question: it says on the website that as a sponsor I am financially responsible for my spouse. What does this entail? (How much should I be making or prove to be making? What kind of proof do I have to show?)

Thank you. Where do I go on the Government of Canada website to find the Inland application? Because when I search 'sponsor spouse' it just connects me with the Outland application.

On canadavisa.com it says: I know that sponsorship is a two-part procedure: 1) I (the sponsor) will get assessed - which will take about 34 days 2) The person being sponsored will be assessed - which will take 3 years according to their home country In regards to the statement: "Sponsored...

Yes, this makes sense. But, then our goal is to live in Canada in the end. And education in Pakistan does not count in Canada. Thank you this was very helpful. Is there a specific amount of savings that we have to show? For example, I could save 1k-5k in the entire year. Would that be enough?

We're going to get married. The problem is because of this our education will be put on hold for no reason.

I am going to get married in Pakistan. I understand the sponsorship system in Canada, but it will not work for me and my spouse. Details: -I am a permanent resident in Canada (Alberta) -He is the one that needs to be sponsored We have both completed our undergraduate degrees (mine was in...