Im a student and want to apply visit visa for my wife, kids and Mother now.
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1. They apply for a visitor visa (TRV if needed) with proof of your status in Canada, and proof that they can support themselves as well as their ties to their home country. Depending on the office, I don't think it will be processed in a month, as I assume you haven't sent the documents that prove your status and savings.Najam said:
Dear PMM thank u so much, i was waiting for your response i appreciate u really helped me and guided me always.
dear my question is can u list down some points that i shud keep in mind before applying for their visit visa. i am on student and have arrived last week. my classes are begining on 7th sep 2010. and i want to apply for them now.
what kind a proof i have to show with tier docs, wud i show proof of funds in my account?? what if they show their funds what ever is required??? will it work this way.
plz guide. thanks
dear my question is can u list down some points that i shud keep in mind before applying for their visit visa. i am on student and have arrived last week. my classes are begining on 7th sep 2010. and i want to apply for them now.
what kind a proof i have to show with tier docs, wud i show proof of funds in my account?? what if they show their funds what ever is required??? will it work this way.
plz guide. thanks
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2. The overseas office is going to wonder why you didn't include your spouse and children in your application for a study permit.
3. Depends if the children are school age, the VO is going to wonder why they aren't is school.
4. Personally I think your spouse/children and mother are going to find it difficult to get a TRV, as the VO is probably going to think that it is the intention to remain permanently in Canada.
1. Your mother/wife are going to have to show property/jobs/funds to support themselves and a reason to return home.Najam said:
2. The overseas office is going to wonder why you didn't include your spouse and children in your application for a study permit.
3. Depends if the children are school age, the VO is going to wonder why they aren't is school.
4. Personally I think your spouse/children and mother are going to find it difficult to get a TRV, as the VO is probably going to think that it is the intention to remain permanently in Canada.
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hiNajam said:
dont you think you should at least settle down and spend sometime in canada before applying for visa for your family? if you do now you are only telling VO that they wont go back home. you cant even justify you are missing them now because you have not even spend a month. please concentrate on your studies and you can apply for your wife and kids around december when the kids are on christmas break. for your mum i suggest you leave her out of it for now so you dont create impression that you are trying to take all your family out on the guise of a visitor visa.
my two cents
