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-There is no minimum income requirement for spouse sponsorship (which is fantastic!!! other than if you are in welfare). They just need option c print out (call canada revenue for this) -If you have assets, you can include that to support the application. -An upfront medical examination to be...

I wouldn't overstay if i were you. That will create problems in the future. I have a friend with the same situation in the past. My friend (PR) met the guy in TRV, they fell inlove, guy reapplied for TRV, denied, The guy overstayed, eventually he was caught, sent home (Phils). My friend went...

Hi..sorry to hear that.. hope Canada will consider your appeal. Do you mind sharing what is your father's health condition why they end up to that decision? My husband and i are sponsoring my inlaws and his mom has high BP and diabetes and we've been worried that they may fail medical exam.

yes the "child/grandchild" should be the one to invite but you can submit supporting documents (marriage contract-- proof of ur relationship, ur T4's or income letter/income tax etc).

How long does she intend to stay in canada? if more than 6 mo ths consider applying for supervis (will allow her to stay for 2yrs straight and renewable up to 10yrs)

Nath29 i admire you and your wife's courage to even think of studying and working at the same time. I was on Maternity leave when I did my last year in University and I don't even want to look back! Do you have family or relatives in Canada to support/help you out? Take note that day cares do...

I don't think there is an income requirement for sponsoring spouse (i sponsored my husband in 2009)

Hi... based on my experience, i sponsored my husband in 2009. I mailed his application July 2009 and we received his Visa October 2009. I don't know if it makes a difference in timeline, He is from the Philippines. Before submitting my sponsorship application in 2009, i heard fro people that...

its good to know that Canadian Embassy in Manila is responding fairly quickly to visa applications! My husband and i are debating between supervisa and regular visa for my inlaws. Any input?? I know that main difference is In supervisa a longer stay is allowed (up to 2yrs) vs 6months in...