VISIT VISA related questions..... .urgent

[anusai]

My husband just got his Indian passport renewed. His canada tourist visa is now in his old passport and is valid till Dec 2020.

He wants to fly to Canada carrying both the passports.

My question is

1) will he face any problem with the airlines?
2) will he have any problem at the immigration Canada?


I read somewhere that the airline generally hold you for a long time if the visa is on the old passport. They sometimes have to check with the Immigration Canada.
this causes a delay at the airport and the passenger has to wait at the gate and not allowed to board unless they receive a reply.

Also He might face delay even at the immigration Canada when he lands in Toronto.


3) Can he request the embassy to transfer the visa on his new passport. .... If yes, what is the procedure and how long will it take?

4) Can he apply for a new TOURIST VISA when the old Tourist visa is still valid?


Thanks

 

[canuck_in_uk]

My husband just got his Indian passport renewed. His canada tourist visa is now in his old passport and is valid till Dec 2020.

He wants to fly to Canada carrying both the passports.

My question is

1) will he face any problem with the airlines?
2) will he have any problem at the immigration Canada?


I read somewhere that the airline generally hold you for a long time if the visa is on the old passport. They sometimes have to check with the Immigration Canada.
this causes a delay at the airport and the passenger has to wait at the gate and not allowed to board unless they receive a reply.

Also He might face delay even at the immigration Canada when he lands in Toronto.


3) Can he request the embassy to transfer the visa on his new passport. .... If yes, what is the procedure and how long will it take?

4) Can he apply for a new TOURIST VISA when the old Tourist visa is still valid?


Thanks

1. No.

2. No.

3. No.

4. Yes but no point since he can travel perfectly fine on the valid TRV.

 

[anusai]

Thanks a lot for the clarification.

Appreciate your prompt response.