LANDING IN CANADA ??? -All You Need To Know.

[ck10]

Hi group,

I had just received PPR, Planing to book tickets my landing will be at Toronto Airport.

Can someone now what is working hours for SIN counter at Toronto Airport?

It will help me plan to book my tickets

Thanks

 

[canada11]

uptil 8 pm I know on working day... Sundays are off

Hi group,

I had just received PPR, Planing to book tickets my landing will be at Toronto Airport.

Can someone now what is working hours for SIN counter at Toronto Airport?

It will help me plan to book my tickets

Thanks

 

[ck10]

uptil 8 pm I know on working day... Sundays are off

Thanks

 

[mira_johnson]

I have a question regarding this.
I am far from the landing requirement but I want to plan ahead.
I have a common-law partner that will not be coming with me to Canada (but the goal is obviously that he will, eventually). He needs to undergo the medical exam and everything.

Is he also required to do the "landing" with me upon me receiving my PR?

 

[alok4best]

I have a question regarding this.
I am far from the landing requirement but I want to plan ahead.
I have a common-law partner that will not be coming with me to Canada (but the goal is obviously that he will, eventually). He needs to undergo the medical exam and everything.

Is he also required to do the "landing" with me upon me receiving my PR?

No, he can come later, but still before the expiry of his entry permit.

 

[mira_johnson]

No, he can come later, but still before the expiry of his entry permit.

Thanks for your response. You mean, before the expiry of his medical (e.g. One year upon completion of medicals)?

 

[aditya127]

Hello guys,

On receiving the PR, can just the Principal Applicant complete the landing and activate PR on behalf of all applicants (3 in my case).
Or is it mandatory for all the applicants (dependents as well) to visit Canada before COPR expiry?

Regards,
Aditya

 

[ck10]

Hello guys,

On receiving the PR, can just the Principal Applicant complete the landing and activate PR on behalf of all applicants (3 in my case).
Or is it mandatory for all the applicants (dependents as well) to visit Canada before COPR expiry?

Regards,
Aditya

All have to physically enter and sign copr

 

[Tarundhingraa]

This is the list to follow

1- Passport with Visa Stamp
2- COPR (Landing Documents)
3- Proof of Funds - CAD 12K for 1 person
3- B4 form
4- B4a Form
5- Color pictures of the Jewelry if any

All the best

Where will we find these forms?? B4 form and B4a Form.What are these forms? Will the airlines be providing or do we have to take this?

 

[kuskus]

Where will we find these forms?? B4 form and B4a Form.What are these forms? Will the airlines be providing or do we have to take this?

http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/publications/forms-formulaires/bsf186-eng.pdf

http://www.cbsa.gc.ca/publications/forms-formulaires/bsf186a.pdf

 

[alok4best]

Thanks for your response. You mean, before the expiry of his medical (e.g. One year upon completion of medicals)?

Yes, technically it is the expiry date, which is printed on your entry VISA. It's same as medical+one year.

 

[mira_johnson]

Yes, technically it is the expiry date, which is printed on your entry VISA. It's same as medical+one year.

Thank you. Worst case scenario, what happens if he cannot make it within that time limit?

 

[Sirenane]

Thank you. Worst case scenario, what happens if he cannot make it within that time limit?

If you don't enter by the date specified on the COPR then you forfeit your PR and will have to reapply and start from zero. You'll have to pay all the fees again as well.

 

[kingskid]

If you don't enter by the date specified on the COPR then you forfeit your PR and will have to reapply and start from zero. You'll have to pay all the fees again as well.

CORRECT.

 

[mira_johnson]

If you don't enter by the date specified on the COPR then you forfeit your PR and will have to reapply and start from zero. You'll have to pay all the fees again as well.

Harsh. This is what I found on cic website: "Your medical exam results are valid for 12 months only. If you do not come to Canada as a permanent resident within that time, you may need to have another exam."