prat_1631 said:
Hi,
I am Dec 31st, 2014 applicant. My PR status is still AR/MR and my husband is a canadian citizen. You mentioned you are in Canada right now on a TRV. Even i want to apply for a visit visa so that i can visit my husband for sometime. I am currently working in India. I have the below questions, could you please help me with them?
1. If i apply for a Visit visa, are there any chances of rejection since my PR is in process? If yes, how can I avoid rejection?
2. Will a rejection for visit visa affect my PR in any way?
3. Apart from visit visa is there any other visa that i can apply for? Like work permit or anything?
4. What did you mention in your visit visa and how long did you get it for?
5. I have read that the immigration officer decides the duration of the stay in canada, in that case how can I plan to book my return tickets? Is there a possibility where if i book my return tickets for 3 months after I visit Canada and the immigration officer gives me the visa only for 1 month?
Thanks in advance!
1. If i apply for a Visit visa, are there any chances of rejection since my PR is in process? If yes, how can I avoid rejection?
As you see, I applied last April for PR, and applied for TRV this May, in 8 days I got my passport back.
In my application for TRV, I did mention my PR application details too. Kindly refrain from hiding details.
The VISA that was granted has my PR application number on it clearly.
2. Will a rejection for visit visa affect my PR in any way?
Absolutely None.
3. Apart from visit visa is there any other visa that i can apply for? Like work permit or anything?
Am not aware of procedures for any other VISA. Sorry.
4. What did you mention in your visit visa and how long did you get it for?
I got a 10 year multiple entry visa.
I assured them that I shall not overstay or break rules that shall jeopardise the processing of my PR Application.
5. I have read that the immigration officer decides the duration of the stay in canada, in that case how can I plan to book my return tickets?
Booking your return ticket is a MUST. Kindly do not book tickets before the TRV is granted.
I booked my tickets 3 days after I got the TRV and left India after 20 days of getting the TRV.
At the immigration, I was asked if I have a return ticket, I did show them the ticket.
Is there a possibility where if i book my return tickets for 3 months after I visit Canada and the immigration officer gives me the visa only for 1 month?
Although I have a 10 year VISA, as a visitor am permitted to stay for 6 months at a stretch. After which, I can request for an extension, the officer may extend or refuse to extend my stay. When am refused an extension, I have to return within the 6 month completion.
I hope I have answered your queries.