Best way to get a visa for Thai girlfriend to come to Canada? How difficult is it?
Do not use any visa services, they promise things they can't fulfill. To get a Canadian visa depends on the decision of a Canadian Consular Officer and not on the promises of travel agents. Fill out the required paperwork online and submit it to the Canadian Embassy by mail: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/fo... .. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/fo... .. You also should formulate a letter of invitation stating that you will bear the costs arising due to her visit. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information... .. See the attached guidance for a visa application. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/guides/5256E.PDF .. Additional advice: • just apply for a single entry visa, Canadian visa officer tend to refuse first time applications for multiple entry visa • your girlfriend should leave her child behind in Thailand with her mother since this would be an additional prove of strong ties to Thailand which will make her leave Canada as stated in the visa application. That's actually the main emphasis of visa issuing officers. Source(s): http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/thailand-thailande/visas/trv-vrt.aspx?lang=eng ..
How can my girlfriend come to Canada?
It makes perfect sense. Your girlfriend isn't coming to Canada to visit. She is coming to stay, work, and consume social services. That isn't visiting... that is immigration. Canada has laws which cover this and you two are aren't following them. Canada has these laws to protect jobs and social systems for the welfare of Canadian citizens -- who pay for them. Same reasons there are laws which keep a bunch of people from just showing up at your home and demanding that you let them in. And if they are carrying suitcases and sleeping bags, have no jobs, no food, no medical coverage, etc. you don't have to accept their word that they are only 'visiting'. CBSA isn't that stupid either. If you want your girlfriend to immigration to Canada... fine. Information for sponsoring a spouse for permanent residency is on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada web site. You need to be married or in a common-law relationship (at least one year of living together with proof of joint tax filings, bills, rental agreements, etc.). You must have a solid job history, residency, and sufficient savings (minimum $13,000). You must sign an agreement with CIC assuming all her debts for three years. She must undergo background checks and they may investigate your relationship -- which may include interviews. The process takes about a year for an American although sometime during the process CIC will usually issue her a temporary work permit. Given your repeated attempts to get in her into Canada, CBSA likely isn't going to allow her in unless you sponsor her for permanent residency or obtain a temporary residency visa from the Canadian embassy/consulate in the US for the purpose of visiting. However, you are just as unlikely to convince CIC of the necessity for her to visit Canada or that they will buy that she is going to leave either.
My girlfriend is pregnant but is not a Canadian citizen. Can I use my healthcare as a way for her to get an abortion in Canada?
I'm 18 living in Montreal, Quebec and therefore have health insurance, making the costs of an abortion here very cheap. My girlfriend, however, is not Canadian and does not have health insurance and the costs of abortion in America are ridiculously high, probably higher than I can afford to pay at the moment. Is there any way, with my health insurance, than I can get an abortion pill for her or somehow use my health insurance as a way for her to get an abortion at a much lower cost in Montreal? I apologize if you are anti-abortion but we're both young and are in no place to begin raising a child.
My girlfriend lives in Canada and wants me to move in...?
My girlfriend is a Canadian citizen. She wants me to move in with her this June. I don't plan on doing anything that I don't have to be in the US to do. I just simply want to live a happy life with my girlfriend. I understand that immigrating from the US, I need to go through the Canadian Immigration system. I originally planned to get a student visa and attend college this fall in Victoria (B.C.) but I'm not sure I'm ready to go back to school just yet. Is there any feasable way to make this move without having to go down dangerous financial and legal roads? Any suggestions as to what I can do to get things straightened out by June when I move? **Added detail (if it matters)** When I first decided to move in with my girlfriend, my plan was to simply save money and move there, get a job, and start paying rent... Not to sure it can be that simple, though. I don't have any special skills to get a "Skilled Worker" visa... What should I do when a "Love Visa" doesn't exist?
Can my Canadian girlfriend get a PR visa for me while I am in Nigeria?
Literal answer: No. Only the prospective immigrant many apply for a visa.Now for the possibilities answer:Canada does not have a visa process similar to the K-1 fiance(e) visa that the U.S. has. To sponsor in the Family Class, a potential immigrant must be the married spouse or common-law spouse/partner of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.The wording of the question presumes that there is not a traditional marriage between the OP and his girlfriend. This leaves the common-law spouse/partner option. To qualify, the relationship needs to have existed for at least one year and requires that the participants be co-habiting (living together) and that the relationship be conjugal (intimate.) Internet or other long-distance relationships typically wouldn’t qualify (no co-habitation,) however every case is different and would be judged on its’ own merits.If a qualifying relationship exists, then the Canadian citizen/permanent resident can apply to be a sponsor of their partner. Only after sponsorship is approved may the prospective immigrant apply for a visa. Typically the sponsorship and visa applications are submitted and processed together. There may or may not be a requirement for there to be an interview.IRCC will investigate the claimed relationship to ensure that it is genuine and not for the purpose of procuring an immigration benefit.For more information, visit the IRCC website at www.cic.gc.ca.
Can I marry my girlfriend when she comes over to the UK on a visitors visa?
Not on a visitors visa. Absolutely not.Due to the scourge of sham marriages, registrars and clergy must see proof that each person can legally be married in the UK.There are two options:There’s a special visitors visa for getting married if the person does not intend on residing in the UK. Marriage Visitor visaORThe fiance visa, which you say is not in the cards as she won’t be staying. This is essentially the spouse visa but with the added requirement of proof that you will be getting married within 6 months of arrival. This visa is for people who intend on residing in the UK and has a minimum salary of £18,600 that you must earn to sp onsor the fiance/spouse (assuming she has no children that are coming). Family visas: apply, extend or switchA person cannot get married on a regular visitors visa. Nor can they switch to any other visa while in the country on a visitors visa.Because of this no surprise is possible. Unless she arrives on a marriage visitor visa, no marriage can take place.