@lossada: I am planning to complete my landing formalities in the upcoming month and while my short stay in Canada, my COPR will expire. I am traveling from India so using International airport for my first entry. Do I need to EXIT Canada before my COPR expiry date?
LANDING IN CANADA ??? -All You Need To Know.
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The comment of the poster that replied to you is wrong. You can leave Canada right after you land. Just that you need to get a PRTD from a Canadian consulate for returning Canada. It is up to you if want to exit Canada before or after the expiry date.
Hi,
I will do a short landing this week and planning to apply for my SIN number and health coverage.
1. Have anyone applied for his/her SIN number in Windsor, ON? Would you please share your experience?
2. I will stay for two days. Can I still apply for health insurance?
Thank you
I will do a short landing this week and planning to apply for my SIN number and health coverage.
1. Have anyone applied for his/her SIN number in Windsor, ON? Would you please share your experience?
2. I will stay for two days. Can I still apply for health insurance?
Thank you
Thanks for your response. Should i stay longer to be eligible to apply for provincial health insurance?
You can only apply for health insurance once you have settled permanently in Canada.
To exit Canada, you only need your passport
to re-enter to Canada, has to be by land, private vehicle using you valid CoPR
you need to get a PRTD
Hi All,
Need urgent advise. We are landing in toronto on 5th Nov. I'm the PA and I have booked a separate ticket for my husband as myself and my 3 year old would like to return back to india and rejoin him again in April next year. My husband will stay back alone untile April. Will that be a problem at all.Please advise urgently.
Need urgent advise. We are landing in toronto on 5th Nov. I'm the PA and I have booked a separate ticket for my husband as myself and my 3 year old would like to return back to india and rejoin him again in April next year. My husband will stay back alone untile April. Will that be a problem at all.Please advise urgently.
Thanks Steaky, But can my Husband stay back as he is a dependant? Also, he is travelling on different ticket but on the same flight. will that be a problem?
applicant status has nothing to do once you complete landing procedure. Al 3 of you are PRs and can travel independent to each other.
1. You can apply and get SIN immediately in the airport itself. Upon the completion of our landing procedure at immigration counter, we were directed to a "Service Canada" counter where the officer helped us apply and generate SIN. We walked out of that place with the assigned SIN.
2. You can apply for health card anytime but you are covered only after 3 months from landing.
Hello everyone,
I have a query regarding transferring funds from India. I am presently in Canada. I have my funds in State Bank of India account in India and there is a minor issue in International transfer. Can I transfer my funds to another bank account and then transfer it to Canada? Would there be any problem?
Thanks,
Chukka
I have a query regarding transferring funds from India. I am presently in Canada. I have my funds in State Bank of India account in India and there is a minor issue in International transfer. Can I transfer my funds to another bank account and then transfer it to Canada? Would there be any problem?
Thanks,
Chukka
Hello Idrbjp,
Can we apply for health card of a Province, while we are physically in different Province after initial landing?
Or do we have to be physically present in the Province while applying?
Thanks Idrbjp, apologies if I wasn't clear. We are doing the landing on two separate tickets (on the same flight) will be impact the landing procedure in anyway?