Yesmy mother was grated a supervisa. is it okay to just buy a one way ticket?
Yesmy mother was grated a supervisa. is it okay to just buy a one way ticket?
Unfortunately you can find that checkin and boarding gate staff simply are not aware of the immigration rules for every country so they likely just apply a blanket assumption of no return no board unless is an actual immigration visa. Make no sense I agree given airlines will not accept a booking more than approx 330 days out from booking date so maybe best for anyone else to carry any documentation that shows a visa holder is entitled to stay for upto 2 years and if any issue ask for an airline supervisor or manager.Hi!
My grandmother had trouble in boarding her airlines, because she had a one-way ticket. She already has a super-visa, and will stay for a couple of years.
I'm curious on how this happened as I've read on the forum, super visa is already exempted!
Yes, as a visitor, she should have a return ticket.Hi,
I am on work permit in Canada. My spouse got V1 visitor visa(from 2019 till expiry date in 2022, which is same as my work permit). She will be travelling from India with one way ticket. Do we need to book a return ticket too? I checked with some travel agencies and they said it is not compulsion to have a return ticket since spouse is travelling as dependent. I've been checking online forums but we are still confused whether to book a return ticket before boarding from India. Any advice is much appreciated.
Thanks.
Your spouse doesn’t have a work permit. They are essentially travelling on a visitor visa like every other visitor.Hi,
I am on work permit in Canada. My spouse got V1 visitor visa(from 2019 till expiry date in 2022, which is same as my work permit). She will be travelling from India with one way ticket. Do we need to book a return ticket too? I checked with some travel agencies and they said it is not compulsion to have a return ticket since spouse is travelling as dependent. I've been checking online forums but we are still confused whether to book a return ticket before boarding from India. Any advice is much appreciated.
Thanks.
Still the same. You need a return ticket unless traveling on a super visa.Hey any update on this due to covid?
Thanks
ThanksStill the same. You need a return ticket unless traveling on a super visa.
No, not necessary. Only be careful at immigration to answer the period of stay should be declare around 90 days.Hi,
I am on work permit in Canada. My spouse got V1 visitor visa(from 2019 till expiry date in 2022, which is same as my work permit). She will be travelling from India with one way ticket. Do we need to book a return ticket too? I checked with some travel agencies and they said it is not compulsion to have a return ticket since spouse is travelling as dependent. I've been checking online forums but we are still confused whether to book a return ticket before boarding from India. Any advice is much appreciated.
Thanks.
Your son can not travel as the visa will expire on 30th Nov., 2020my wife have work permit visa and my two son's have visitor multiple visa are they require to purchase return ticket and my son's visa will expire on 30th november 2020 and they travel on 29th november 2020 if i purchase return ticket then which date. i have a work permit for one year till November 2021 and i travel on 12th of november2020.
please advice me
Hi. I had applied for my trv on Feb and the avg processing tym showed nearly 5 months. So I bought a ticket from July to Jan. Fortunately I got my trv approved. And I bought a new ticket for May but haven't cancelled my July and Jan ticket. Is it alright if I board the plane and later when I reach Canada I can just reschedule my Jan ticket to Oct?? Or will they still refuse me??Still the same. You need a return ticket unless traveling on a super visa.