Could someone please share their experience at the airport , port of entry and immigration counter while entering Canada? Like what kind of questions are asked during immigration interview now a days and what does the process looks like. My parents are coming to Canada on a supervisa. So anyone who recently entered Canada, kindly share your experience.
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Here is my experience from Nigeria to Canada vie Virgin Atlantic Airline on the 15th December 2020.
Virgin Atlantic staff refused to board me till they get a clearance letter from there Airline office in Ghana even after showing my wifes Canadian birth certificate and Canadian passport and my kids Canadian passport and our marriage certificate..sadly the clearance came 15mins after my flight departed to UK enroute to Canada.
Had to pay extra $195 to be on the next flight for the next day been 16th December 2020.
Arrived UK on the 16th December 2020 went into london city since my connecting flight(Air Canada) was the next day had 24hrs layover.
Was at the airport next day for my flight to Toronto....Air Canada staff were super nice they requested for my marriage certificate and wife/Kids Canadian birth certificate and passports they gave me my boarding pass I complained about my experience in lagos Nigeria with Virgin Atlantic and they said it was wrong that dont know what they were doing that I should sue them for inconveniencing me.
At Pearson airport the immigration officers asked me how long I was visiting i said 1month they also asked if am living in Canada with family or living in Nigeria I said I live and work in Nigeria they demanded for my marriage certificate and wife and kids Canadian passports and birth certificate which I presented to them they asked for my ARRIVE CAN number which I showed then he stamped 6months duration on my passport and said merry Christmas and welcome to Canada.
Hope this helps....my advice download and fill the Arrive Can application on your phone submit and get the submission code.
Have your documents printed out if you are an immediate family to a Canadian citizen e.g marriage certificate,your spouse Canadian passport or birth certificate.