Traveling to Canada from different country.
Feb 17th 2004, 9:36 pm
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Traveling to Canada from different country.
Hello ,
I got my visa from the buffallo office in the USA. I am planning to go to india for a vacation directly from the USA. Will it create a issiue for me to fly from India to Canada instead from USA to Canada ?
I am asking this cause I got my visa from Buffallo.
Thks
I got my visa from the buffallo office in the USA. I am planning to go to india for a vacation directly from the USA. Will it create a issiue for me to fly from India to Canada instead from USA to Canada ?
I am asking this cause I got my visa from Buffallo.
Thks
Feb 17th 2004, 11:42 pm
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Re: Traveling to Canada from different country.
No problem but don't get married before you land, if you are single.
--
Jim Humphries, former visa officer
"Henryd" <member19120@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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> Hello ,
> I got my visa from the buffallo office in the USA. I am
> planning to go to india for a vacation directly from the USA. Will it
> create a issiue for me to fly from India to Canada instead from USA to
> Canada ?
> I am asking this cause I got my visa from Buffallo.
> Thks
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
--
Jim Humphries, former visa officer
"Henryd" <member19120@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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> Hello ,
> I got my visa from the buffallo office in the USA. I am
> planning to go to india for a vacation directly from the USA. Will it
> create a issiue for me to fly from India to Canada instead from USA to
> Canada ?
> I am asking this cause I got my visa from Buffallo.
> Thks
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Feb 18th 2004, 12:55 am
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Re: Traveling to Canada from different country.
In article <iyyYb.548003$ts4.364016@pd7tw3no>, Jim Humphries wrote:
> No problem but don't get married before you land, if you are single.
Haha! Its funny how the western world associates India trips with marriages.
-shakes head-
--ravi, amused.
> No problem but don't get married before you land, if you are single.
Haha! Its funny how the western world associates India trips with marriages.
-shakes head-
--ravi, amused.
Feb 18th 2004, 1:02 am
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Re: Traveling to Canada from different country.
It is not "how the western world..." - it is about what is happening with
most Indian fellows after they get visas as per tons of questions being
posted here almost every week. If you browse through past few years of posts
you'll find hundreds of questions from Indian guys who just got their visas
and are asking how they can bring their new wives with them to Canada. Jim
was simply making sure that original poster is aware of the problem and will
not become one of those asking the same question.
--
../..
Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email: [email protected]
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"Ravi Rao" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In article <iyyYb.548003$ts4.364016@pd7tw3no>, Jim Humphries wrote:
> > No problem but don't get married before you land, if you are single.
> Haha! Its funny how the western world associates India trips with
marriages.
> -shakes head-
> --ravi, amused.
most Indian fellows after they get visas as per tons of questions being
posted here almost every week. If you browse through past few years of posts
you'll find hundreds of questions from Indian guys who just got their visas
and are asking how they can bring their new wives with them to Canada. Jim
was simply making sure that original poster is aware of the problem and will
not become one of those asking the same question.
--
../..
Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email: [email protected]
(delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
________________________________
"Ravi Rao" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In article <iyyYb.548003$ts4.364016@pd7tw3no>, Jim Humphries wrote:
> > No problem but don't get married before you land, if you are single.
> Haha! Its funny how the western world associates India trips with
marriages.
> -shakes head-
> --ravi, amused.
Feb 18th 2004, 2:17 am
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Re: Traveling to Canada from different country.
In article <7JzYb.21258$Ff2.12613@clgrps12>, Andrew Miller wrote:
> It is not "how the western world..." - it is about what is happening with
Well, everytime someone in the local "desi" community announces his
intentions of flying to India, the immediate response is one of, "Oh, so who
is the girl?" and I found this very strange. I went on to realize that folks
in the western world had gotten used to this concept of indian-origin people
leaving for a quick trip, and suddenly showing up with someone in tow ...
Oh well
> posted here almost every week. If you browse through past few years of posts
> you'll find hundreds of questions from Indian guys who just got their visas
> and are asking how they can bring their new wives with them to Canada.
Yup. I've been lurking here for a decent bit of time, actually ...
> Jim was simply making sure that original poster is aware of the problem and
> will not become one of those asking the same question.
Oh, absolutely. I had no reason to doubt Jim's intentions
--ravi.
> It is not "how the western world..." - it is about what is happening with
Well, everytime someone in the local "desi" community announces his
intentions of flying to India, the immediate response is one of, "Oh, so who
is the girl?" and I found this very strange. I went on to realize that folks
in the western world had gotten used to this concept of indian-origin people
leaving for a quick trip, and suddenly showing up with someone in tow ...
Oh well
> posted here almost every week. If you browse through past few years of posts
> you'll find hundreds of questions from Indian guys who just got their visas
> and are asking how they can bring their new wives with them to Canada.
Yup. I've been lurking here for a decent bit of time, actually ...
> Jim was simply making sure that original poster is aware of the problem and
> will not become one of those asking the same question.
Oh, absolutely. I had no reason to doubt Jim's intentions
--ravi.
Feb 18th 2004, 2:46 am
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Re: Traveling to Canada from different country.
Hey hey Guys .
I am already married for last 8 yrs with 2 Kids....
So its not for marriage that I am going to india , but to shake
hands with my employer and see if I can get a transfer to Canada , God willling they will agree ..... I want to part with a good will with them Cheers !!
I am already married for last 8 yrs with 2 Kids....
So its not for marriage that I am going to india , but to shake
hands with my employer and see if I can get a transfer to Canada , God willling they will agree ..... I want to part with a good will with them
Cheers !!
Originally posted by Andrew Miller
It is not "how the western world..." - it is about what is happening with
most Indian fellows after they get visas as per tons of questions being
posted here almost every week. If you browse through past few years of posts
you'll find hundreds of questions from Indian guys who just got their visas
and are asking how they can bring their new wives with them to Canada. Jim
was simply making sure that original poster is aware of the problem and will
not become one of those asking the same question.
--
../..
Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email: [email protected]
(delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
________________________________
"Ravi Rao" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <iyyYb.548003$ts4.364016@pd7tw3no>, Jim Humphries wrote:
> > No problem but don't get married before you land, if you are single.
> Haha! Its funny how the western world associates India trips with
marriages.
> -shakes head-
> --ravi, amused.
It is not "how the western world..." - it is about what is happening with
most Indian fellows after they get visas as per tons of questions being
posted here almost every week. If you browse through past few years of posts
you'll find hundreds of questions from Indian guys who just got their visas
and are asking how they can bring their new wives with them to Canada. Jim
was simply making sure that original poster is aware of the problem and will
not become one of those asking the same question.
--
../..
Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
email: [email protected]
(delete REMOVE from the above address before sending email)
________________________________
"Ravi Rao" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <iyyYb.548003$ts4.364016@pd7tw3no>, Jim Humphries wrote:
> > No problem but don't get married before you land, if you are single.
> Haha! Its funny how the western world associates India trips with
marriages.
> -shakes head-
> --ravi, amused.
Feb 18th 2004, 2:35 pm
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Re: Traveling to Canada from different country.
Ravi is right !
We can't blame the "westerners" for having this impression because so often
it is true !
Oh well, I hope this thread was only in a lighter vein and nobody was
offended or anything.
"Ravi Rao" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In article <7JzYb.21258$Ff2.12613@clgrps12>, Andrew Miller wrote:
> > It is not "how the western world..." - it is about what is happening
with
> Well, everytime someone in the local "desi" community announces his
> intentions of flying to India, the immediate response is one of, "Oh, so
who
> is the girl?" and I found this very strange. I went on to realize that
folks
> in the western world had gotten used to this concept of indian-origin
people
> leaving for a quick trip, and suddenly showing up with someone in tow ...
> Oh well
> > posted here almost every week. If you browse through past few years of
posts
> > you'll find hundreds of questions from Indian guys who just got their
visas
> > and are asking how they can bring their new wives with them to Canada.
> Yup. I've been lurking here for a decent bit of time, actually ...
> > Jim was simply making sure that original poster is aware of the problem
and
> > will not become one of those asking the same question.
> Oh, absolutely. I had no reason to doubt Jim's intentions
> --ravi.
We can't blame the "westerners" for having this impression because so often
it is true !
Oh well, I hope this thread was only in a lighter vein and nobody was
offended or anything.
"Ravi Rao" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <7JzYb.21258$Ff2.12613@clgrps12>, Andrew Miller wrote:
> > It is not "how the western world..." - it is about what is happening
with
> Well, everytime someone in the local "desi" community announces his
> intentions of flying to India, the immediate response is one of, "Oh, so
who
> is the girl?" and I found this very strange. I went on to realize that
folks
> in the western world had gotten used to this concept of indian-origin
people
> leaving for a quick trip, and suddenly showing up with someone in tow ...
> Oh well
> > posted here almost every week. If you browse through past few years of
posts
> > you'll find hundreds of questions from Indian guys who just got their
visas
> > and are asking how they can bring their new wives with them to Canada.
> Yup. I've been lurking here for a decent bit of time, actually ...
> > Jim was simply making sure that original poster is aware of the problem
and
> > will not become one of those asking the same question.
> Oh, absolutely. I had no reason to doubt Jim's intentions
> --ravi.
