paulwidnes1

i was landed in canada on the 30th september as a visitor , got a 6 months stamp & am still here i plan on leaving before my 6 month stamp expires on the 30th of march ... My question is i had a return flight for just a months holiday but decided to stay on , if i ever come back will i get questioned alot more about me staying here ? . and will it affect me in the future if i want to travel here again ? anyhelp would be great cheers paul.

Former Lancastrian

No you will be ok provided you leave within the 6 month period.
The vast majority of travellers are given 6 month stamps but leave before.
All stays of over 6 months are documented whereas stays of less than 6 months are only documented when we have a concern with the traveller.

paulwidnes1

ok sir thankyou very much for you help its just my girlfriend is canadian so i want tospend as much time as possible with her i take it you are an immigration officer or something ?

Former Lancastrian

Yes and I have friends who would be delighted to knock on your girlfriends door if you overstay

paulwidnes1

haha i bet you do i promise not do break the conditions and will leave before my permitted stay ive applied for the iec working holiday visa , you think i will get the visa granted even though i have 2 months left on my current visit visa ? sorry to peck your brains

christmasoompa

FL is an immigration officer i.e. he's one of those scary people who can refuse you entry when you arrive in Canada at the airport/border, he doesn't have anything to do with the actual visa application or processing. (Don't worry, I wasn't sure what an immigration officer was to start with either!).

Former Lancastrian

You are not on a visa as UK citizens are TRV exempt from visiting Canada.
This will not affect any IEC application.

Aviator

She's a looker then?