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sykonet

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May 2, 2020
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Hi,

So I'm not a canadian citizen, I'm not PR either. I'm a foreigner from Chile and I've been civil married to my wife from couple months ago here in Chile. We wanna do a spouse sponsorship soon, but the thing is that we're in Chile right now. We had a trip to Canada by the end of may, but it got cancelled.
My question is: I'm not a PR neither a citizen, but I'm married to a Canadian citizen. I know right now not everybody is allowed to go through the Canadian border, but it says there's an exception for "family members". I guess since we're married here it instantly makes us direct family members right?
I just wanna make sure I got it right, because we need to rebook our flight and I don't wanna book a flight that I won't be allowed to go into.
Thank you
 
Then you would need to wait for your spousal sponsorship to finalize or travel restrictions lifted whatever is sooner.
 
Then you would need to wait for your spousal sponsorship to finalize or travel restrictions lifted whatever is sooner.

I'm just not sure about this statement:
"For practical purposes, the denial of boarding applies to all foreign nationals, with some exceptions*, on flights to Canada.

.....They do not apply to:
....
  • an immediate family member of a Canadian citizen or of a permanent resident, i.e. spouse/common-law partner, child and/or a child of a child;"
What I get is that foreigners and not allowed unless they're immediate family members, but I'm not sure if it counts for us.

taken from: https://www.tc.gc.ca/en/initiatives/covid-19-measures-updates-guidance-tc/aviation-measures.html
 
Hi,

So I'm not a canadian citizen, I'm not PR either. I'm a foreigner from Chile and I've been civil married to my wife from couple months ago here in Chile. We wanna do a spouse sponsorship soon, but the thing is that we're in Chile right now. We had a trip to Canada by the end of may, but it got cancelled.
My question is: I'm not a PR neither a citizen, but I'm married to a Canadian citizen. I know right now not everybody is allowed to go through the Canadian border, but it says there's an exception for "family members". I guess since we're married here it instantly makes us direct family members right?
I just wanna make sure I got it right, because we need to rebook our flight and I don't wanna book a flight that I won't be allowed to go into.
Thank you

There are several active threads regarding this topic. I suggest you join those. Here is one https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...ing-to-canada-for-an-essential-reason.684053/