Hi guys is there anyone who can put some light on quarantine plan I have got travel exemption letter as I am extended family member of Canadian pr I putted my siblings address which is in Vancover when I applied for travel exemption letter but now i am planning to do my quarantine in Alberta is that ok I have got house lease document and all grocery and other access for daily routine things.
COVID Travel Exemption for spouse of PR Holder
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The whole point of receiving written authorization to travel is to reunite with your extended family. Officers may wonder why you are not reuniting with them and moving to another province. Do your quarantine in Vancouver and then go to Alberta. Are you even planning on going to Vancouver.
Yes I am planning to go after completing my quarantine I am gonna book the tickets in advance so I can show it to the officer if in case he ask me
Paid hotel quarantine is likely going to be put into place soon so you may not have a choice of where you quarantine.
Looking at the New Zealand paid quarantine website, here is what one can expect:
Cost per person: $3000 for the 14 days total ($900 per additional person)
Food will be brought to you, dont expect much attention to dietary restrictons
Internet speed: 1Mbps (I would buy a 4g internet stick beforehand)
Laundry services provided
To my opinion, changing province is not a good idea. I would say thats quite a risk right there, but thats just my opinion. Keep us posted how it goes when you get here.
There is different question in my mind
Hi Guys I am Copr holder and primary applicant got 2 dependents copr was granted on 18/11/2020 I’m planing to trave just myself l have got exemption letter my sister residing In Canada permanently. Question is that I have got Canadian visitor visa stamped on my passport as well as PR visa So when I will land there will they be stamping my Copr and complete all formalities to get my PR status activate or they consider me just as visitor
Really depends on how nice CBSA is. Technically you should be arriving as a visitor and then will need to apply for virtual landing within Canada. We have seen some people be able to land as a PR in similar situation to you but we have seen others land as visitors and need to apply for inland virtual landing.
Hey @sarvesh90 I'm on a similar boat like you. I'm a PR holder residing in Canada since almost 2 years now. My fiancé applied for her TRV in July 2020 and got the BIL the next day. Since then VFS in India is closed for visitors. We later got married in November. I emailed IRCC in November to prioritize the application, I attached marriage certificate and my PR. However I only received a new BIL letter in the account after a week that's it. I guess we need to give the biometrics (closed for visitors in India) at a different location and e-mail them again. I'm planning to do that. Did you email them yet? Did your wife complete her biometrics? What's the current status?
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Hey!
Yeah we went to Dubai after our wedding to submit biometrics and the visa was denied on Dec 15. Good luck to you, hopefully you get better news
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Oh no.. Sorry to hear that. I've messaged you can we catch up inbox? Thanks. @sarvesh90Hey!
Yeah we went to Dubai after our wedding to submit biometrics and the visa was denied on Dec 15. Good luck to you, hopefully you get better news
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