S stepho55 Newbie Jun 27, 2020 4 0 Jul 1, 2020 #1 once I have sent in my full application for permanent residence, can I travel to canada with my canadian wife & stay there until the visa comes?
once I have sent in my full application for permanent residence, can I travel to canada with my canadian wife & stay there until the visa comes?
C canuck78 VIP Member Jun 18, 2017 55,404 13,454 Jul 1, 2020 #2 stepho55 said: once I have sent in my full application for permanent residence, can I travel to canada with my canadian wife & stay there until the visa comes? Click to expand... Only if you have a TRV or ETA.
stepho55 said: once I have sent in my full application for permanent residence, can I travel to canada with my canadian wife & stay there until the visa comes? Click to expand... Only if you have a TRV or ETA.
S stepho55 Newbie Jun 27, 2020 4 0 Jul 1, 2020 #3 canuck78 said: Only if you have a TRV or ETA. Click to expand... I have an eta, but can I stay there to receive my permanent residence visa rather than coming back to my home nation?
canuck78 said: Only if you have a TRV or ETA. Click to expand... I have an eta, but can I stay there to receive my permanent residence visa rather than coming back to my home nation?
C canuck78 VIP Member Jun 18, 2017 55,404 13,454 Jul 1, 2020 #4 stepho55 said: I have an eta, but can I stay there to receive my permanent residence visa rather than coming back to my home nation? Click to expand... Yes you can remain as a visitor and renew your visitor status if needed. You will need to show that you have the funds to support yourself without working. There is never a 100% guarantee that CBSA will allow you to enter Canada.
stepho55 said: I have an eta, but can I stay there to receive my permanent residence visa rather than coming back to my home nation? Click to expand... Yes you can remain as a visitor and renew your visitor status if needed. You will need to show that you have the funds to support yourself without working. There is never a 100% guarantee that CBSA will allow you to enter Canada.
