TRV approved for both Visitor and Work Permit

[jenny28865]

Hi,

Earlier this year, I had applied for my PGWP from India in March 2021 and was waiting for its approval. Frustrated by the long waiting time, I applied for a visitor TRV as well in September 2021. I was separated from my partner for more than a year and that lead me to apply for a second TRV on the grounds of family reunification.

As of November 2021, both my TRVs are approved - work permit for 3 years and visitor visa as well. I have already received the stamping for worker visa in my passport. I want to know if it is wise to get the visitor visa stamping as well, since it's already approved and I don't want it to go to waste. Will it interfere with my worker visa? I do not know for how long the visitor visa is approved, I only received PPR.

 

[Fabiog]

hello,
To fly to Canada I think you need that TRV, the work permit alone does not grant you access into canada.

 

[jenny28865]

hello,
To fly to Canada I think you need that TRV, the work permit alone does not grant you access into canada.

I have the TRV (stamping on passport). Actual work permit will be issued at the Port of Entry, right?

 

[canuck78]

Hi,

Earlier this year, I had applied for my PGWP from India in March 2021 and was waiting for its approval. Frustrated by the long waiting time, I applied for a visitor TRV as well in September 2021. I was separated from my partner for more than a year and that lead me to apply for a second TRV on the grounds of family reunification.

As of November 2021, both my TRVs are approved - work permit for 3 years and visitor visa as well. I have already received the stamping for worker visa in my passport. I want to know if it is wise to get the visitor visa stamping as well, since it's already approved and I don't want it to go to waste. Will it interfere with my worker visa? I do not know for how long the visitor visa is approved, I only received PPR.

You get V1 for both applications so not sure what you want to do.