A QSW needs to land in QC, or have proof of onward travel to QC, if on a connecting flight/flight that touches down in another province first.Mihawk said:Hello everybody,
I was just wondering, if a candidate has been selected by Quebec, is it possible for him to land directly in Toronto or Vancouver ? Or does he have to land in Quebec first ?
Thanks a lot !
Hmm, it would help if we knew what country you are from ...?Cool Canada said:Dear,
We will traveling on the PR visa for the first time to canada. We would like to have 15 days break in UK. Do we require to have UK visa before we arrive at UK airports or we can get the UK visa on arrival? Any insight will be highly appretiated
IndiaLammawitch said:Hmm, it would help if we knew what country you are from ...?
However:
https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
Hi cool canada,Cool Canada said:Dear,
We will traveling on the PR visa for the first time to canada. We would like to have 15 days break in UK. Do we require to have UK visa before we arrive at UK airports or we can get the UK visa on arrival? Any insight will be highly appretiated
In April VijayVijaychandu said:Hi cool canada,
You require UK visa prior to your arrival in UK.
When you are planning to complete your landing?
You need to apply for a standard visitor visa before you leave home:Cool Canada said:India
The QSW program is for people who intend to settle in Quebec, it's not a "Backdoor" to the rest of the country visa process.Mihawk said:Thank youLammawitch.
Can i land in QC and move a few days later ?
My goal is not QC but ON or BC but my chances to get the PR would be significantly higher if i was to apply to QSW instead of FSW...
Thank you for your insight.Lammawitch said:The QSW program is for people who intend to settle in Quebec, it's not a "Backdoor" to the rest of the country visa process.
If you intend to settle in another province you should look at their PNP.
Having said that, a Permanent Resident can live and work freely anywhere in Canada.
Your call. You wouldn't be the first or last person to do this. I do know it's a cause for concern for both federal & provincial governments, who may, in the future, take action to modify regulations and requirements.
*Usually*, the maintenance fees for a condo are the landlord's responsibility. This is generally reflected in the rent.khurramrizvi said:I have a question. I am Planning to settle in Calgary or Toronto in feb or march. The question is regarding the maintenance fee of condo. is it included in the rent or we have to pay it other than rent? and how much is the monthly fee of two bed condo? because I have seen on certain websites that maint. fee is arond 500 to 9oo cad $.
Please need your guidance.
Lammawitch said:*Usually*, the maintenance fees for a condo are the landlord's responsibility. This is generally reflected in the rent.
The monthly maintenance fee for a condo will vary from building to building, city to city, province to province.
Don't confuse apartment & condo.
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Hi Lamma.
You are correct
Khurr
They are clearly difference btw an apartment and a condo. For an apartment it is better to rent. Usually condo are purchased, however you can rent from the owner when you land. Also note that for you to purchase a condo or house you need to have a good rent history. Owning a house or a condo requires a lot of procedures.
If you can pay by cash, then you just go to your lawyer. Your lawyer will do the rest.Goodness said:Owning a house or a condo requires a lot of procedures.