Total est. time for FSW process

[bikbis]

Seniors,

Any idea on how long before you land in Canada once your CC is charged, anyone?

If:

Applied from USA to CIC NOC: 2171

CC charged: Nov 13th 2014


Thanks in adv.

-BikBis

 

[zhuss]

Used to be 100 - 120 days ..

But who knows . . few cases less while many cases take much longer !

 

[bikbis]

Used to be 100 - 120 days ..

But who knows . . few cases less while many cases take much longer !

Thanks Zhuss, that helps.

what if I don't want to join until next 2-3 year even once approved?

Is there a way for it?

 

[namaste]

Thanks Zhuss, that helps.

what if I don't want to join until next 2-3 year even once approved?

Is there a way for it?

Your PR visa will be valid for 1 year from the date of your medical exam. You will have to complete the landing within the validity of the visa. Once you land, you will officially be a PR and will get a PR card. It's validity will be 5 years from landing. You will need to live in Canada for a total of 2 years within the 5 years after landing to be able to renew your PR card. So, in short, you don't need to move permanently to Canada for the first 3 years after landing.

 

[bikbis]

Your PR visa will be valid for 1 year from the date of your medical exam. You will have to complete the landing within the validity of the visa. Once you land, you will officially be a PR and will get a PR card. It's validity will be 5 years from landing. You will need to live in Canada for a total of 2 years within the 5 years after landing to be able to renew your PR card. So, in short, you don't need to move permanently to Canada for the first 3 years after landing.

Thank you and Namaste to you Namaste!

I am all set then.


thanks again,

BikBis