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I have been living in Canada for 2 years on a visitor visa, my husband has a work permit. We have just been approved on the BC PNP. My question is my Mother back in UK has cancer and will die within the month. As i am still on visitor visa can i return to UK for my mothers funeral then return to Canada on the same visa or am i not allowed to leave Canada.
[09-08-2010,13:40]
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chris2697 |
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(in reply to: Visitor Visa)
It all depends upon what type of visitor visa do you have. If your visa is a single entry visa, you can´t enter canada on that visa. If the visa is a multiple entry visa, you can re enter canada without any hassles.
sandeep,
trustusimmigration.com
[09-08-2010,13:55]
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sandeep prashar |
(in reply to: Visitor Visa)
But i am doubtful whether you are living in canada legally, because as you said you are on a visitor visa, which is normally valid for 6 months on a stretch unless you get some special permission. So,i think the advise i gave you may not be fit for u.
sandeep,
trustusimmigration.com
[09-08-2010,14:04]
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sandeep prashar |
(in reply to: Visitor Visa)
My visitor visa has been continually extended due to the fact my husband is here on a work permit and our PNP application was being processed. Each visa has been extended for 1 year in line with my husbands work permits, so yes i am here legally. My visitor permit states DOES NOT AUTHORISE RE-ENTRY
[09-08-2010,14:36]
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chris2697 |
(in reply to: Visitor Visa)
It means, you can´t re enter canada (As your visa is a single entry visa)as i have advised you earlier.
Sandeep,
trustusimmigration.com
[09-08-2010,17:39]
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sandeep prashar |
(in reply to: Visitor Visa)
Sandeep is giving you the wrong advise as usual.
Whether you have a multiple entry visa or a single visa, everytime you extend your permit it will always say DOES NOT AUTHORIZE RE-ENTRY. Actually look at your husband´s work permit. It says the same thing in the bottom of the page.
That is because visitors or workers have no legal right to enter Canada as Canadian citizens or PR do. Visitors/workers have to be inspected by CBSA and after examination the officer makes the final call.
Are you a UK citizen?
If you are, what you should bring with you upon entry is a copy of your husband´s work permit along with a letter of employment and your marriage certificate.
[10-08-2010,13:43]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Visitor Visa)
Oh, i think you the same ANONYMOUS, who is trying to divert the people from this forum to canadavi--.com forum and had been advised by Roy earlier to stay away from this forum.
sandeep prashar,
trustusimmigration.com
[11-10-2010,04:35]
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sandeep prashar |
i need an invitation letter (in reply to: Visitor Visa)
Dear Peoples
i need an invitation letter for me and my wife we are willing to go to see canada on our honeymoon i ask to FEDEX in our country about Required documents they said you need a invitation letter nobody living in canada whom know me as my relative or friends what should i do in this matter please advice?
[11-10-2010,07:48]
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`khurram kareem |
(in reply to: Visitor Visa)
I guess you are going to have to pick another location for a honeymoon. Canada does not believe you will go home at the end of your visit.
[11-10-2010,13:37]
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Sharon |
