No. I remember he mentioned Only about non vaccinated tourists not all the tourists.Bad news
Canada will not open its border to non-essential visitors for quite a while, Trudeau says.
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/canada-covid-visitors-trudeau/index.html
Principal Applicant (Inland) Dependent (Outland) during COVID-19
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iravlad
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Yes, it is logical and it is not going to be one of the barriers for our applications
Hi all
What if we send ircc the proofs that our dependents are fully vaccinated and request them to finalize our applications. Anybody thinks that this gonna work? Otherwise for applicants like us how would they know that our dependents are fully vaccinated and they can finalize our applications or not?
What if we send ircc the proofs that our dependents are fully vaccinated and request them to finalize our applications. Anybody thinks that this gonna work? Otherwise for applicants like us how would they know that our dependents are fully vaccinated and they can finalize our applications or not?
I am not aware of any such provisions. I don't think IRCC has any such provision in place. Vaccination record is not a document that IRCC can demand without making some changes in the law which is not easy.
shredder
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Interesting point though: an IRCC requests people to share vaccination records these days when you pass your medical exam.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...s-permanent-residents.html#covid-vaccinations
Hey congratulations. I haven’t received anything. Called them yesterday and the agent said that the officer will contact with a decision. This gives me hope.
Congratulations, pls keep updating ur status that gives us some hope
@nurzohra No he can't travel until the primary applicant have received COPR. Primary applicant needs to land first. IRCC Agent told me that.
shredder
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A primary applicant should get his COPR and only after that a dependent can travel using his/her PR VISA.
CEC Inland + outland spouse (India)
Visa office: RROC-Ottawa
AOR: April 10, 2021
Medical Pass: April 27, 2021
Biometrics: Done before for both
GU 1 : May 21, 2021
Eligibility Passed : Confirmed on call with IRCC : May 25, 2021
GU 2 : June 30, 2021
All Stage Passed : Confirmed on call with IRCC : July 7, 2021
Final Decision : Pending
How much time does it usually take to get confirmation after this stage?
Is IRCC issuing COPR/PPR for outland spouse from India as the VACs in India have started opening up??
Visa office: RROC-Ottawa
AOR: April 10, 2021
Medical Pass: April 27, 2021
Biometrics: Done before for both
GU 1 : May 21, 2021
Eligibility Passed : Confirmed on call with IRCC : May 25, 2021
GU 2 : June 30, 2021
All Stage Passed : Confirmed on call with IRCC : July 7, 2021
Final Decision : Pending
How much time does it usually take to get confirmation after this stage?
Is IRCC issuing COPR/PPR for outland spouse from India as the VACs in India have started opening up??
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