Visitor visa

[Pradipmaheshvari]

Folks ,
Seeking some advice -
I got married in August month and my wife is in India , I’ve applied for her spousal visa ( PR ) in September 2020 and didn’t heard anything ( assuming due to pandemic it will take more time )

1. would it’s good idea to apply for visitor visa as it’s quicker than spousal ?

2. will there be any chance of getting rejection ?
if yes , then will it impact spousal visa file?

you input will be appreciated !

thand you

 

[primaprime]

She needs to meet the same requirements as anyone else, i.e. show her visit is temporary and she won't be staying with you permanently even with the pending PR application.

 

[Pradipmaheshvari]

Hypothetically, in worst circumstances, if it’s get rejected, will it impact current PR file ?

 

[primaprime]

No.

 

[Pradipmaheshvari]

Perfect !!
last question : normally how long it’ll take to process visitor visa file ?

 

[canuck78]

Perfect !!
last question : normally how long it’ll take to process visitor visa file ?

Has she done her biometrics before? If no she won't be able to get a TRV. AOR for spousal sponsorship was around 3 months before covid and is now 6+ months. Spouses tend to have a very hard time getting approved for a TRV because they are rarely temporary visitors and plan on remaining in Canada. She will have to show strong ties to India like a good longterm job, savings, property if possible and previous international travel. Would apply for a TRV because it won't impact your sponsorship. Others have resorted to flying to another country to complete their biometrics because without biometrics applications won't be approved.

 

[swapanathorat]

My husband is in Canada, and me and my son in India. Biometric already done as we already visited once for 6 months. I applied a week back. Its shows 250 days of processing time. Has any one got recently TRV from India?