Search results

This is good news! Thank you and everyone for the responses

Can anyone confirm if the aforementioned post is erroneous?

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/italian-citizen-married-to-a-canadian-skilled-worker-t251834.0.html I found this thread earlier and this was mentioned: We also spoke to an immigration officer and he said that it was a grey area as well.

Hello, Is it legal for a non-Canadian citizen to do online work for a company that is not Canadian for clients that might not be Canadian to a bank account that is not situated in Canada? Please note they do not have a PR either. Thank you!

I am a Canadian citizen; my partner has been in Canada for over 6 months and has a visitor visa. I already knew it didn't cover pre existing conditions, which is fine since we only needed it for emergencies. I gave manulife a call and was able to get insurance through them without issues...

Is it possible for someone who is not a citizen of Canada or have a PR to get visitor insurance through a Canadian insurance company despite having been in Canada for longer than 30 days?

Thank you! :)

When my partner comes to Canada as a visitor, after we get married in Canada, would they be able to get the medical exam here, or would they need to get it done before arriving, in their home country?

I live in PEI; specialists are pretty scarce here; we only recently got a dermatologist around the start of this year..

Thank you.. I keep telling myself that, but it's really hard not to get demotivated or lose hope.

Are you absolutely sure? I woke up at 12 am and can't sleep after that detail just dawned on me. I'm literally sitting here crying. I'm trying my absolute best to make sure everything is seamless as possible, but if one mistake I made in the past (like not finishing HS) gets in the way of...

I never completed high school; I only finished up to grade 10.. Is this going to be a problem if I wanted to sponsor my partner when they come here as a visitor? :'(

I got confused when I saw the username (still waking up) :P I kinda wish the medication wasn't so expensive, but I think things will be okay after they get PR, since I can just put them on my jobs medical / med coverage. Stay hopeful!

Thank you everyone! Still may need to go out of province in order to see a specialist, as most doctors here are hesitant on prescribing hormone medication.

If the prescription is in English already, that's okay? Then, if so, they would only need to bring a 3 months supply of medication and the written prescription?.. Also, I read somewhere that foreign prescriptions are sometimes not honoured in Canada..

Hello, My partner is coming to live in Canada as a tourist for 6 months, but it says that you can only bring a 90 day supply of medication.. They are on hormone replacement therapy and I feel it might be difficult getting refills for it without having to see an endocrinologist.. How will they...