Time ... rejection

[jureea]

I have relatives in Canada and we want to marry, but I do not want to marry immediately after entry to Canada, I want to stay a period at least until I study and get work .. etc. if I provided for asylum how much time it takes even getting rejection ? I mean how long will it take until the decision to deport me ؟
can I have to get work and study at this time?
Is there another way to win time ؟
if I married Canadian Can I stay?

 

[scylla]

If you go this route, you should expect that your spousal sponsorship application will be refused because CIC will see it's a marriage of convenience (i.e. you have married just to remain in Canada and don't have a genuine relationship). If the relationship is real, you should marry as soon as you arrive in Canada and not apply for refugee status.

 

[jureea]

Thanx scylla

I am a relationship with her, but I do not want to marry immediately after my arrival, I want to get a job, but you advise me to stay away on asylum?
Presumably if I made tourism or study and got a normal work, can I stay?

 

[scylla]

Thanx scylla

I am a relationship with her, but I do not want to marry immediately after my arrival, I want to get a job, but you advise me to stay away on asylum?
Presumably if I made tourism or study and got a normal work, can I stay?

No - that's not what I'm saying at all. Please read my post again. I am saying that if your relationship is real - you should get married as soon as you arrive in Canada and NOT apply for asylum.

If you come to Canada as a visitor - you cannot work or study. If you want to work, you will need a work permit. To obtain a work permit you will need a full time job offer from a Canadian employer and an approved LMIA (both of these are very difficult to get). If you want to study in Canada, you will need to be accepted by a school first - then apply for a study permit and show that you have enough money to pay for your studies (show a bank balance of at least $25K). For both the study and work permit, you will need to prove you have strong ties to your home country and have no plans on remaining in Canada long term - so you will want to apply for them while you are outside of Canada (not from inside of Canada).

Do you already have an approved visitor visa for Canada? If not - all of these questions are really pointless and you should be focusing on obtaining the visitor visa first.

 

[jureea]

thank you so much

just 1 question
If my visa was student, and got a normal work, can I change visa or get permanent residence

 

[scylla]

thank you so much

just 1 question
If my visa was student, and got a normal work, can I change visa or get permanent residence

It's difficult to answer that question. It depends if you meet the criteria to apply for PR or not. Having a study permit or work permit in Canada doesn't necessarily mean you qualify to apply for PR.