Canadian girl wants Pakistani boy to come here and marry and work.?
The fact that you did not spend 5 minutes on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website finding this information for yourself does not bode well, nor does the fact that you describe yourself as a "girl". I hope you have actually met this guy, and spent time with him, and not just chatted with him on the Internet. Be aware that many people from developing countries marry Canadian citizens just so they can immigrate to Canada. Also be aware that if the marriage breaks down, you are financially responsible for supporting your spouse. On a more personal note, if you are marrying a Muslim, think very hard before you do so. Many Muslim men do not have a good attitude toward women. Religion can play a major role in the marriage. Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) has introduced amendments to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (the Regulations) which apply to spouses, common-law or conjugal partners in a relationship of two years or less with their sponsor and who have no children in common with their sponsor at the time they submit their sponsorship application. The sponsored spouse must cohabit in a legitimate relationship with their sponsor for two years from the day on which they receive their permanent resident status in Canada. If they do not remain in the relationship, the sponsored spouse’s status could be revoked. The conditional measure only applies to permanent residents whose applications are received on or after October 25, 2012—the day that the amendments came into force. Aside from the need to satisfy the two-year requirement, conditional permanent residence does not differ from normal permanent residence. These sponsored spouses have access to the same rights and benefits as other permanent residents. They will be allowed to work and study without a work or study permit; they will not be subject to different tuition fees in post-secondary schools; and they will have the same access to health coverage and social benefits, including social security (or income support). If the relationship breaks down, the sponsor remains financially responsible until the end of the three-year undertaking period, irrespective of the cause of the breakdown.
Im Pakistani holding 1year romanian famly membr residenc card,Do i need visa to travl alon in schengn cuntries?
I am a Pakistani Citizen. my wife is Romanian Citizen. I am holding 1 Year Romanian Family Member Temporary Residence Card. If i want to go alone to Schengen countries like UK, HOLAND, GERMANY, FRANCE, ITALY etc DO I NEED VISA TO GO ALONE (Without my Romanian wife) IN ABOVE MENTIONED SCHENGEN COUNTRIES?
Can i work and live in german with italian carta di soggiorno as non eu citizen?
Your Carta di Soggiorno is only valid for Italy, not other European countries. You would need to qualify for and apply for a German visa if you wanted to live and work there.
If kids are born in UK from non British parents, how do they get citizenship?
Just stay in the UK. If such a person remains in the UK for the first ten years of his or her life, and is not absent from the UK for more than 90 days during any of those years, then he or she is entitled to apply for registration as a British citizen.I see this answer has been collapsed by down votes. The answer is true, accurate, and is, without doubt, the easiest way for kids born in the UK from non-British parents to get UK citizenship. Before downvoting, read the reference, which is from the government of the UK. From that reference:“You lived in the UK until you were 10You can register to become a British citizen if you were born in the UK on or after 1 January 1983 and neither of your parents was a British citizen or settled at that time.You must:be 10 or olderand have lived in the UK until you were 10 or olderYou must also normally have spent no more than 90 days outside the UK in each of the first 10 years of your life.If you spent more time than this outside the UK but there are special reasons for this, you’ll need to explain them on the form.Apply using form T. Read the guidance before you apply.”Register as a British citizenYou can find the form and guide here:Application to register as British citizen: form TI will, however, add Sue Ambrose’s caveat that “it is best to take advice from an immigration lawyer based on your own and the child’s/children’s circumstances.”