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masood8

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Oct 3, 2013
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Toronto
Category........
FSW
Visa Office......
LONDON
NOC Code......
3131
App. Filed.......
10-01-2011
Doc's Request.
20-03-2011
IELTS Request
Along File
Med's Request
05-11-2013
Med's Done....
10-12-2013
Interview........
Waived
Passport Req..
PPR1 05-10-2014 & PPR2 17-11-2014 (Submitted: 18-02-2015)
VISA ISSUED...
13-02-2015
LANDED..........
29-June-2015
I have question regarding the first time landing in Canada. I filled Toronto as my landing option in the immigration form but i want to land in "Alberta"

Can i land to alberta and apply for PR there???

OR

If I got connecting flight and first land to Toronto then Calgary???
 
You can land anywhere, other than province of Quebec.

So Alberta is fine if you want to go there....no need to go to Toronto if you intend to settle in Calgary..

Immigration just needs your Canadian address to mail you PR Card, you don't need to apply for the card, it is issued automatically once you provde them your address in Canada
 
masood8 said:
I have question regarding the first time landing in Canada. I filled Toronto as my landing option in the immigration form but i want to land in "Alberta"

Can i land to alberta and apply for PR there???

OR

If I got connecting flight and first land to Toronto then Calgary???

As mentioned by canvis2006, as FSW you can land anywhere, regardless of what you wrote on your application.

The CBSA (immigration) officer will fill out the PR application for you, all you need to do is provide a Canadian address (except Quebec). Just give him your Alberta address. You have the option of going online and changing that address in 2 weeks time, if you need to move somewhere more permanent.

Would suggest giving a friends address, where you can easily collect the PR cards from.

Regards,
 
rizmayo said:
As mentioned by canvis2006, as FSW you can land anywhere, regardless of what you wrote on your application.

The CBSA (immigration) officer will fill out the PR application for you, all you need to do is provide a Canadian address (except Quebec). Just give him your Alberta address. You have the option of going online and changing that address in 2 weeks time, if you need to move somewhere more permanent.

Would suggest giving a friends address, where you can easily collect the PR cards from.

Regards,


Thanks for the suggestion its quite useful info :)