Return Ticket on Visitor Visa

[NiSn]

My Mother has the visitor visa for Canada and I am a PR in Canada. I intend to go back to India in September 2022 and then return with my mother in September 2022 itself. I want my mother to maximize her stay with me so would like her to return back to India in Feb 2023 before her 6 months are done. Can someone tell me

1) How much funds shall she show in account to immigration officer if she intends to stay here for ~5 months?

2) Will it be an issue if her return ticket is for 5-6 months after initial journey? Will the immigration officer be expecting all tourists to return back within weeks and never months?

3) At the airport, can i assist her for immigration interview as she cant speak english.

Thanks.

 

[NiSn]

My Mother has the visitor visa for Canada and I am a PR in Canada. I intend to go back to India in September 2022 and then return with my mother in September 2022 itself. I want my mother to maximize her stay with me so would like her to return back to India in Feb 2023 before her 6 months are done. Can someone tell me

1) How much funds shall she show in account to immigration officer if she intends to stay here for ~5 months?

2) Will it be an issue if her return ticket is for 5-6 months after initial journey? Will the immigration officer be expecting all tourists to return back within weeks and never months?

3) At the airport, can i assist her for immigration interview as she cant speak english.

Thanks.

Someone please suggest

 

[throwaway76]

My Mother has the visitor visa for Canada

If she already has the visa, why does she need to show funds to immigration officer? Also, why will they check the return ticket? at the airport you can do a combined declaration and meet with the CBSA officer together.

 

[scylla]

If she already has the visa, why does she need to show funds to immigration officer? Also, why will they check the return ticket? at the airport you can do a combined declaration and meet with the CBSA officer together.

If someone is on a regular TRV (vs. super visa), the airline will often require a return ticket to allow the visitor to board the plane to Canada. So if someone only has a one way ticket, there's a risk the airline will refuse boarding.

 

[throwaway76]

If someone is on a regular TRV (vs. super visa), the airline will often require a return ticket to allow the visitor to board the plane to Canada. So if someone only has a one way ticket, there's a risk the airline will refuse boarding.

This is prior to CBSA, right? OP asked if Immigration officer will have a problem, stick to the asked question.

Also, more details: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...urn-ticket-compulsary-in-visitor-visa.539846/

 

[amine1990]

you can rent a valid ticket on bestonwardticket .com it's valid for 48 hours it's costs only 12$

 

[lucasinho]

According to https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...y-vs-return-air-ticket-for-super-visa.584809/ she does not need a return ticket if she's on "Super Visa". But I'd call the airlines just to make sure.