Hello forum.
I am curious about something.
I'm an Italian Citizen, studying and working in Canada. My girlfriend of two years who is from the Philippines and has been living there all of her life, wants to visit. Thankfully she has a stable job she will be returning to and a good amount of funds to show as proof. But she has asked me for an invitation latter. I explained to her that I can't technically do this because I'm not either a Permanent Resident, nor a Canadian Citizen.
I spoke to a immigration consultant about this and they told me that a letter is not in fact necessary.
Now, the thing that worries me, is if she'll be asked where she's staying. Would it be safe to write her a letter to put in with the application, JUST the letter, stating who she is, who I am, the relationship, and where she will be staying and for how long? Just to show that she wont have to spend more and more money on an hotel stay.
I am curious about something.
I'm an Italian Citizen, studying and working in Canada. My girlfriend of two years who is from the Philippines and has been living there all of her life, wants to visit. Thankfully she has a stable job she will be returning to and a good amount of funds to show as proof. But she has asked me for an invitation latter. I explained to her that I can't technically do this because I'm not either a Permanent Resident, nor a Canadian Citizen.
I spoke to a immigration consultant about this and they told me that a letter is not in fact necessary.
Now, the thing that worries me, is if she'll be asked where she's staying. Would it be safe to write her a letter to put in with the application, JUST the letter, stating who she is, who I am, the relationship, and where she will be staying and for how long? Just to show that she wont have to spend more and more money on an hotel stay.