Thanks for the clarification on tax treaty. Based on what is the current situation, I see he is not being taxed by Omani authorities and all his taxes are this being filed in Canada.
Thanks for the clarity and feedback, we too are wishing to have a favorable decision in our case. Hoping for the best.
No, his salary is credited to his Bank Account in Oman - however, he is transferring money from his account to my sister's account in Canada for expenses.You may also want to read 'Article 16: Income from employment'. One question: Is your brother-in-law's salary credited to his Canadian bank account? That would change the entire understanding of this situation
One more point is that Omani Residential visa is granted to him because of his employment. These two are not separate. Only because he has a job in Oman, he is legally able to stay in Oman with a residential permit (issued on Employer's name). Thus, if his contract expires or they decide to part ways, then my brother in-law will have to leave the country, or in some cases, move to another employer's sponsorship to stay legally in Oman (but not sure if this really happens as I see this a very rare thing).hat said, however, because he has a 'Oman Resident Visa' which was sponsored by his Omani employer (along with his employment visa), maybe IRCC would consider him as a 'deemed non-resident Canadian'.
Thanks for the clarity and feedback, we too are wishing to have a favorable decision in our case. Hoping for the best.