How do I bring my wife to Canada - Im on PGWP

[maximdby]

Hello CV community,

I have recently graduated from an institution and now hold a 3 year Post Graduate Work Permit ( Valid until 2016 ).

I plan to get married in December this year.

What would be the best way to bring my "to be" wife to canada ?

Senior Forum Members kindly direct me to the topic if this question has already been addressed.

Thank you.

 

[akil_f1]

Apply for the Open work permit for your wife.Make sure u include all ur supporting docs like ur PGWP , pay stubs and bank statements

 

[amikety]

Your spouse can apply for a Spousal Open Work Permit once you are employed in a Skilled Job - NOC A, B, or 0.

You could also try for a Visitor's Visa, but chances of success are much higher with the SOWP.

You will need her application for WP plus marriage certificate, a copy of your WP, job offer letter stating duties or contract. Duties need to be inline with HRSDC's website (but NOT a direct copy) for the NOC you work under. There may be more documents to produce - there are many threads about this in International Students section as students can also bring their spouses on SOWP.

 

[Rajan Grover]

Your spouse can apply for a Spousal Open Work Permit once you are employed in a Skilled Job - NOC A, B, or 0.

You could also try for a Visitor's Visa, but chances of success are much higher with the SOWP.

You will need her application for WP plus marriage certificate, a copy of your WP, job offer letter stating duties or contract. Duties need to be inline with HRSDC's website (but NOT a direct copy) for the NOC you work under. There may be more documents to produce - there are many threads about this in International Students section as students can also bring their spouses on SOWP.

Any one has idea.....how much the funds need to show in order to apply for spouse....like for both.

Regards
Raj

 

[akil_f1]

Its good if u show $10000 from ur side and INR 8L to 10L fron your spouse side.
make sure they are in your spouse account from a while .

 

[Harpreet Singh Manku]

How much funds have you shown for your owp.