Rajan Grover said:Hi everyone,
Please suggest me on below topic.
As my wife is in canada for last 5 months on study permit and i also want to accompany her in canada .
Please guys suggest which visa i should apply....
Regards
Raj
priyum521 said:you can apply open work permit to your wife at the time of you apply to work permit.
with respect to documents, the documents are same to work permit and open work permit.
terki said:Manoj,
OWP is ideally and In-Canada Processing and 90% not granted from NDVO with some exceptions - wil still hope all goes good with good
Paper applications at NDVO is 2 months processing
Currently due to Diplomatic Strike - its takes longer - no ETA yet
No harm in attaching your WORK LETTER
jieu2969 said:Dear All,
I have received my LOI (Letter of Introduction) from the embassy and hopefully should be receiving my passport next week.
This was for my study permit.
Now I want to apply for my spouse OWP. We are currently in India and will be applying from here in India.
I would like to have your opinion and experiences on this. I was suggested by one of the current students to go ahead and apply for OWP, as he was confident that each case was different from another. I am not sure of the option
1. whether to apply for TRV alone and than convert it onto OWP once I am in Canada OR to
2 apply for OWP for my spouse directly
Pls try to reply with reasons as to why one option is better than the other.
Are there any constraints that after getting my Study permit I cannot apply for my spouse (TRV or OWP ) for a certain amount of time.
Regards
Ujjal
avm said:Hi Raj,
as per my view OWP is best for you, bcz success rate in TRV is very low.
but processing time for OWP is too long (around 3-4 months)
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avm