another 0ne way or return question
Aug 29th 2005, 3:38 am
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another 0ne way or return question
i was wondering when we go from London obviously it's cheaper to get a return flight, will immigration question why we have return tickets?
Aug 29th 2005, 3:50 am
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Re: another 0ne way or return question
Originally Posted by nickybum
i was wondering when we go from London obviously it's cheaper to get a return flight, will immigration question why we have return tickets?
Aug 29th 2005, 4:12 am
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Re: another 0ne way or return question
Originally Posted by nickybum
i was wondering when we go from London obviously it's cheaper to get a return flight, will immigration question why we have return tickets?
If so, if you have a visa issued already, if it`s PR, no return ticket is needed. If it`s got an expiry date, a return ticket or proof of loads of money in an account is needed.
If you are arriving without a visa already, then when you get to Immigration they will stamp your passport with a TR visa valid for six months, if they like the look of you. You need to have with you proof of how you plan to exit Canada within the six months, if questioned.
A plane ticket to the nearest cheapest US airport will suffice!!!
Aug 29th 2005, 5:18 am
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Re: another 0ne way or return question
Originally Posted by steve of 5-0
You do not state if UK passport holder/s?
If so, if you have a visa issued already, if it`s PR, no return ticket is needed. If it`s got an expiry date, a return ticket or proof of loads of money in an account is needed.
If you are arriving without a visa already, then when you get to Immigration they will stamp your passport with a TR visa valid for six months, if they like the look of you. You need to have with you proof of how you plan to exit Canada within the six months, if questioned.
A plane ticket to the nearest cheapest US airport will suffice!!!
If so, if you have a visa issued already, if it`s PR, no return ticket is needed. If it`s got an expiry date, a return ticket or proof of loads of money in an account is needed.
If you are arriving without a visa already, then when you get to Immigration they will stamp your passport with a TR visa valid for six months, if they like the look of you. You need to have with you proof of how you plan to exit Canada within the six months, if questioned.
A plane ticket to the nearest cheapest US airport will suffice!!!
, I'm Canadian and my husband is British, I'm sponsoring him to come to Canada.
Aug 29th 2005, 5:39 am
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Re: another 0ne way or return question
Originally Posted by nickybum
yeah, sorry i should of explained properly , I'm Canadian and my husband is British, I'm sponsoring him to come to Canada.
, I'm Canadian and my husband is British, I'm sponsoring him to come to Canada.You bring him in tomorrow on the six month TRV, he stays at home washin` and ironin` renewing his TRV whilst you go to work. On his TRV renewal /s state the case file number, state that he lives off your "means" and show statement for joint bank account.
He should ask for 2 yrs extension on his first TRV renewal filing, he might get it, then again your "hubby-sponsor"filing might be fruitful first?
Aug 29th 2005, 5:43 am
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Re: another 0ne way or return question
Originally Posted by nickybum
i was wondering when we go from London obviously it's cheaper to get a return flight, will immigration question why we have return tickets?
You do not get unless you ask!!!!!!!!!!!
This tide up nicely with our PNP Business visa commencment.
