urgent..urgent pls..visiting visa for my fiance from UK,but she is an indian

[sijoxavier]

hi.
pls anybody can tell me tht my fiance,she is an indian,living in UK with a work permit,and if she wanted to come to visist me,and we have a plan to get married here in Alberta,and i am on a work permit for 2 years,and PR application under processing,will it be easier for her to stay with me..and is it easier to get a spouse open work permit if we apply from here in canada or from UK,or from india?..pls help me with this all questions..thanks..

 

[amikety]

1) Chances for her to get a visitor visa are very low. She's outside her home country, which lessens her ties. CIC won't believe she'll return to the UK or India at the end of her stay. If she applies, she should show she's already paid for tuition for her next semester.

2) Chances for a spouse work permit as very low in this case as well as she's not in India.

3) She would best to return to India and make some serious ties to her home country, such as own property, have a business, etc. Her travel history in the UK will make getting a visa hard for her.

The Spouse Work Permit has better success rate, although I think it would be low in her case. Only apply if you can afford the fee without success. You might get lucky. (And I hope you do!)

If you do get married, in Canada, India, or any other country, before you land, make sure you add her to your application. If you don't add your wife to your PR application, you will never be allowed to sponsor her. Not adding her if you're married makes her invalid as a member of the Family Class.

 

[sijoxavier]

1) Chances for her to get a visitor visa are very low. She's outside her home country, which lessens her ties. CIC won't believe she'll return to the UK or India at the end of her stay. If she applies, she should show she's already paid for tuition for her next semester.

2) Chances for a spouse work permit as very low in this case as well as she's not in India.

3) She would best to return to India and make some serious ties to her home country, such as own property, have a business, etc. Her travel history in the UK will make getting a visa hard for her.

The Spouse Work Permit has better success rate, although I think it would be low in her case. Only apply if you can afford the fee without success. You might get lucky. (And I hope you do!)



thanks buddy ..for the reply..

If you do get married, in Canada, India, or any other country, before you land, make sure you add her to your application. If you don't add your wife to your PR application, you will never be allowed to sponsor her. Not adding her if you're married makes her invalid as a member of the Family Class.