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Spouse travelling on TRV

Jim8888

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Hello,
my spouse is traveling with me to Canada on a TRV, which she received before our wedding. I wanted to know if there would be any issues during immigration when we travel together as she would stay around 4 months? Would I need any supporting documents?
Just to add, I'm a PR and we will sponsoring my spouse after her visit to Canada.
 

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Jim8888 said:
Hello,
my spouse is traveling with me to Canada on a TRV, which she received before our wedding. I wanted to know if there would be any issues during immigration when we travel together as she would stay around 4 months? Would I need any supporting documents?
Just to add, I'm a PR and we will sponsoring my spouse after her visit to Canada.
It won't be any problem. But she should be fully prepared with necessary documents/proofs for possible explanation at border to return before expiry. All the best.
 

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We made a similar entry to Canada at one point. As far as I am concerned, there is no such thing as "you should be ok" when it comes to customs officers. We entered separately and in separate queues, just to avoid any unnecessary hassle.
 

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She should bring proof of ties to her home country and proof she will leave Canada. Things like a return ticket with a specific date; proof of funds; proof of a job back home; proof of property, bank accounts, and investments. If she doesn't have any of these, don't worry - people can get in without them. (Though she should have a return ticket at least.) But she must be clear she is just visiting Canada.