Conjugal Relationship..

[Buletruck]

Well, you asked advice about conjugal and you’ve been given that. Plenty of evidence on the forum it won’t work. You are free to apply as you see fit, but the result will be a refusal. Don’t be surprised when it is.

 

[scylla]

I’m sorry what I mean is, it's not enough to do the paper works, documentation and getting a marriage license here..because of The number of days his visa..if you want to stay longer here in The Philippines, you must have a Filipino husband or wife

CIC won't accept that as an excuse. We have tons of Canadians here who have successfully married their partners in the Philippines. So it's definitely doable and not an immigration barrier.

An 18 day visa is enough time to get married with a 12 day waiting period for the marriage license. The travel time is irrelevant since the time you spend traveling doesn't take up any part of the 18 day visa.

As others have said, you don't meet the basic requirements for conjugal. You need to focus on getting married if you want to be sponsored.

 

[Rob_TO]

due to time restraints with his work and lack of documentation from Canadian Embassy we have not been able to officially get married. The 12 days waiting period to get a marriage license and his visa is only 18 days minus the travel days going here in the philippines.

What are you talking about? Canadian passport holders don't need a visa to go to Philippines.
Again, conjugal is not an option for you so you need to find a way to get married. You have no other alternatives.

http://www.vancouverpcg.org/q-a-visa-q01-needvisa.html
Do I need a visa to travel to the Philippines?
Canadian passport holders are allowed to enter the country without a visa for a stay of up to 30 days, provided that the nature of their trip is tourism and their passports are valid for six (6) months beyond the intended stay in the Philippines.