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Visiting Canada while waiting for LMO?

Maxxam

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Nov 8, 2013
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Hi all,

I'm wondering, my lmo hasn't been approved or rejected yet, its been over 16weeks.
I'm travelling the world since August, currently in the US and thinking of heading to Canada in January.

Can I enter Canada as a Visitor without affecting my LMO? Do i have to tell immigration on entry that i have an lmo pending? I would propably arrive on a one way ticket as well.

Any info is greatly appreciated
 

BigBee

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Maxxam said:
Hi all,

I'm wondering, my lmo hasn't been approved or rejected yet, its been over 16weeks.
I'm travelling the world since August, currently in the US and thinking of heading to Canada in January.

Can I enter Canada as a Visitor without affecting my LMO? Do i have to tell immigration on entry that i have an lmo pending? I would propably arrive on a one way ticket as well.

Any info is greatly appreciated
Do you have a valid Visitor VISA? if yes, then you could enter Canada, not necessary to tell about LMO....

Good luck....
 

Maxxam

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Nov 8, 2013
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App. Filed.......
27-08-2013
VISA ISSUED...
28-03-2014
I'm from a visa exempt country, so I assume it should be fine to just get the visitor visa at port of entry.
 

NetMecca

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I agree, if you can legally enter Canada (Visa) or visa exempt, no need to tell anyone.

16 weeks seems a bit on the long side. Whats the hold up? I would gently nudge my employer if I were you...

Good luck :)