Landing 12 months from when?
#1
Hi
Can someone please clarify something for me that I thought I knew. Someone has now told me something different, which has prompted this message.
I understand that you can have up to 12 months before being required to land in Canada. When does the clock start ticking, is it from the date on the letter for the medical requests, the date medicals taken, the date medicals were passed, or date of PPR.
I have heard conflicting views on this.
Cheers
Graham
Can someone please clarify something for me that I thought I knew. Someone has now told me something different, which has prompted this message.
I understand that you can have up to 12 months before being required to land in Canada. When does the clock start ticking, is it from the date on the letter for the medical requests, the date medicals taken, the date medicals were passed, or date of PPR.
I have heard conflicting views on this.
Cheers
Graham
#2
It is my understanding that it's 12 months from the date the medical was taken.
#3
Originally Posted by cov-canuck
It is my understanding that it's 12 months from the date the medical was taken.
#4
Our meds were done April, visa issued June, expiry date month for landing would be July + a year.
Figure that one out !
Rich.
Figure that one out !
Rich.
#5
Originally Posted by Gray C
Hi
Can someone please clarify something for me that I thought I knew. Someone has now told me something different, which has prompted this message.
I understand that you can have up to 12 months before being required to land in Canada. When does the clock start ticking, is it from the date on the letter for the medical requests, the date medicals taken, the date medicals were passed, or date of PPR.
I have heard conflicting views on this.
Cheers
Graham
Can someone please clarify something for me that I thought I knew. Someone has now told me something different, which has prompted this message.
I understand that you can have up to 12 months before being required to land in Canada. When does the clock start ticking, is it from the date on the letter for the medical requests, the date medicals taken, the date medicals were passed, or date of PPR.
I have heard conflicting views on this.
Cheers
Graham
Our visa expiry is dated 12 months from the exact date of our medicals. Not the request.
Can anyone else concur ???
#6
Originally Posted by R2D2
Helloooooo,
Our visa expiry is dated 12 months from the exact date of our medicals. Not the request.
Can anyone else concur ???
Our visa expiry is dated 12 months from the exact date of our medicals. Not the request.
Can anyone else concur ???
Rich.
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Just a thought....
The date must be when PPR request is made or close thereafter as it would seem illogical to start the clock ticking when approval has not been made. Medicals are not a date when approval is made. PPR request is which can be 2-3 months after - normally anyway...but even after 2 months, post medicals done, further paperwork/interview can be asked for.
Until the Visa stamp goes in nothing is certain
My pennyworth
The date must be when PPR request is made or close thereafter as it would seem illogical to start the clock ticking when approval has not been made. Medicals are not a date when approval is made. PPR request is which can be 2-3 months after - normally anyway...but even after 2 months, post medicals done, further paperwork/interview can be asked for.
Until the Visa stamp goes in nothing is certain
My pennyworth
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We received our Visas and COPR in November this year. Our visas and COPR documents both state the expire exactly a year to the day after our medicals were actually taken. These were done in August this year, so we have until August 2006 to land.
Originally Posted by Gray C
Hi
Can someone please clarify something for me that I thought I knew. Someone has now told me something different, which has prompted this message.
I understand that you can have up to 12 months before being required to land in Canada. When does the clock start ticking, is it from the date on the letter for the medical requests, the date medicals taken, the date medicals were passed, or date of PPR.
I have heard conflicting views on this.
Cheers
Graham
Can someone please clarify something for me that I thought I knew. Someone has now told me something different, which has prompted this message.
I understand that you can have up to 12 months before being required to land in Canada. When does the clock start ticking, is it from the date on the letter for the medical requests, the date medicals taken, the date medicals were passed, or date of PPR.
I have heard conflicting views on this.
Cheers
Graham
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Originally Posted by Gray C
Hi
Can someone please clarify something for me that I thought I knew. Someone has now told me something different, which has prompted this message.
I understand that you can have up to 12 months before being required to land in Canada. When does the clock start ticking, is it from the date on the letter for the medical requests, the date medicals taken, the date medicals were passed, or date of PPR.
I have heard conflicting views on this.
Cheers
Graham
Can someone please clarify something for me that I thought I knew. Someone has now told me something different, which has prompted this message.
I understand that you can have up to 12 months before being required to land in Canada. When does the clock start ticking, is it from the date on the letter for the medical requests, the date medicals taken, the date medicals were passed, or date of PPR.
I have heard conflicting views on this.
Cheers
Graham
#10
Graham,
You have 12 months from when your medicals were taken to land, even though it may take months for your visa to actually arrive at your house.
If it takes 4 months for visa to be issued from when you have your meds you have 8 months to land
Hope this helps
Eddie
You have 12 months from when your medicals were taken to land, even though it may take months for your visa to actually arrive at your house.
If it takes 4 months for visa to be issued from when you have your meds you have 8 months to land
Hope this helps
Eddie
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Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 64
From: White Rock, BC

Originally Posted by Voyager970
Graham,
You have 12 months from when your medicals were taken to land, even though it may take months for your visa to actually arrive at your house.
You have 12 months from when your medicals were taken to land, even though it may take months for your visa to actually arrive at your house.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.html
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/before-3.html
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