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Why on earth would you upload your chat history? That sounds like a dumb idea.

Yeah well, the only realistic answer you can get is that it takes however long it takes. There are no set timelines, hence, it can and will vary widely depending on many factors that probably no one knows what they are. Just be patient and wait, that's all you can do. You seem to be in the...

It's a completely valid reason. You will not be expected to put your live on hold while waiting. You just need to follow the instructions provided and to inform them of why you will be unable to attend and need to reschedule ASAP. The delay will likely take a while (impossible to say how long)...

Yes, that's exactly what I said.

If your visa is valid you can effectively make your way to Canada immediately. There are no provisions indicating otherwise. Of course, you will have to have a valid justification as to why you'd be getting here earlier than"usual" if you're entering the country 2, 3, or 4 months in advance...

Hope you make it here within the next 3 days.

Well, once you become a PR any temporary permits are effectively cancelled. Hence, you should either put the day prior as this is what is actually true. You don't need a letter of explanation, just common sense. Any temporary permits would effectively be cancelled as of the day prior if they...

Basically, you should be able to come but will have to suck it up and stay put for the next 2 years. No vacations, no holidays, no trips to visit your sick relatives, etc, etc. Well, depending on when you get here you may be able to leave the country for a handful of days. However, as long as...

Just seems like they are just trying to get all the benefits but want none of the obligations. Canada's immigration requirements are already too lax and even then you find people trying to play the system.

That's a load of BS. You can come anytime once your permit has been approved. you will of course have to show you meet the requirements to enter including having enough money to support yourself. You will probably have a hard time finding accommodation while you are still away, mostly depending...

If they want to keep their PR then what they MUST do is come and stay for 2 continuous years. Then and only then will they be able to apply to renew their PR cards. They might have trouble renewing their health past the date of expiration of their PR cards which could lead them to not have...

You're right, I missed that part. Had the person not applied for it and been refused, everything I said would stand.

That is not actually true. You will continue to be a PR forever unless You voluntarily renounce your PR status OR a formal decision is made in your case. The latter will happen if you try to apply for a PR card or attempt to enter the country. Does it make a difference, not really. While you...

Stupid questions do exist. And yes, I am for real. And in case you missed it, my answer was: "Easy answer is: find a tiny town in the middle of nowhere, that's probably the cheapest place to live."

Can't believe people still continue to reply to this post. It is evident, and luckily for us, that this person @Ebima Amat Saine will never be allowed to come to Canada.

You can leave Canada at any point, coming back is another issue. Assuming she has a valid visa, she would be able to come back at any point prior to the expiration of the visa. If you apply for PR while she is away, you will have to have provide her current address outside of Canada as the...

Don't warn him/her... I sometimes think some people actually deserve to be scammed.

Sorry to put it this way but if you're coming to a forum to try to find a scholarship that's a huge red flag. I would expect someone worthy of a scholarship, meaning that you would be pursuing a thesis-based master's degree or a PhD (provided you already have a Master's degree, which judging by...

You could. But is coming on your own what you're looking for? You would also have to be able to provide a pretty reasonable and convincing explanation as to why you're going down that path, otherwise, you might find your application being rejected. Moreover, if you do manage to get a PR...

You can for sure just do it yourself and not waste money on lawyers, how about that? I can confidently say that for probably 99% percent of any IRCC applications you don't need a lawyer. You would just literally be paying someone to tell you what forms you need to fill out and what documents...