Does canada share VISA infomation with New zealand?

[Maplehamster]

I got married with my ex-husband 5 years ago, we got married in New Zealand, we are citizen of Thailand, we seperated in 2015, then I lost connection with him. Now I have a common-law partner. Now we are planing to apply the EE stream, If I submit my documents without reporting my previous marriage history, will they found? I asked the people in New Zealand, they told me I need to stay in New Zealand for a period before searching for divorce by litigation, it is impossible for me.

 

[Elenyan]

Taken from Wikipedia
The Five Eyes, often abbreviated as FVEY, is an intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. These countries are parties to the multilateral UKUSA Agreement, a treaty for joint cooperation in signals intelligence.

But in any way, I would disclose this information. Maybe consult a lawyer in New Zealand, not just people.

 

[navinball]

All white countries share information with each other

 

[scylla]

I got married with my ex-husband 5 years ago, we got married in New Zealand, we are citizen of Thailand, we seperated in 2015, then I lost connection with him. Now I have a common-law partner. Now we are planing to apply the EE stream, If I submit my documents without reporting my previous marriage history, will they found? I asked the people in New Zealand, they told me I need to stay in New Zealand for a period before searching for divorce by litigation, it is impossible for me.

You're creating a problem where there is no problem.

Yes - they share information and this history will be found. If you fail to report your marriage in your PR application, your application will then be refused for misrepresentation and you'll be banned from Canada for 5 years.

You don't need to divorce to include your common law partner in your PR application. You just have to show you are no longer with your former spouse.

Do not lie in your application.

 

[LifeDreamer]

I would strongly advice on getting a proper divorce in either case and not disregard this matter because this is a liability you don't want to keep forever you don't know when it will create a problem for you in the future

 

[Maplehamster]

You're creating a problem where there is no problem.

Yes - they share information and this history will be found. If you fail to report your marriage in your PR application, your application will then be refused for misrepresentation and you'll be banned from Canada for 5 years.

You don't need to divorce to include your common law partner in your PR application. You just have to show you are no longer with your former spouse.

Do not lie in your application.

You're creating a problem where there is no problem.

Yes - they share information and this history will be found. If you fail to report your marriage in your PR application, your application will then be refused for misrepresentation and you'll be banned from Canada for 5 years.

You don't need to divorce to include your common law partner in your PR application. You just have to show you are no longer with your former spouse.

Do not lie in your application.

I asked the consulate of Canada,they said the divorce decree is required.