Hi all,
I am a bit confused..
Pls, tell me: When I am getting married with my Canadian boyfriend this spring in Canada, we are going to
apply for PR for me and my son with sponsorship. After the marriage I have to go back for work with my son to Finland,
for a while and arrange all the stuff for the move (sell my apartment etc) where from I am about to apply for PR (through London).
May I after that, travel with my son to Canada to stay for letīs say some months (may stay in the Canada for 6 months without a Visa) and travel back to Finland if needed meanwhile the PR process is on? I.e will I be able to travel in and out while I am waiting for my PR?
Someone here said that when applying for PR you have to either stay in your country (outland) or in Canada (inland)..is that true?
Do I still have the right to travel from Canada (to Finland, or somewhere else) meanwhile I am waiting for the PR?
Hi. I presume that you, as a citizen or permanent resident of Finland, does not need a visa to enter Canada as a visitor. If this is correct, then there should be no problem entering Canada despite you having an application for a permanent resident visa. It has never been a policy that you cannot travel to Canada when you have submitted an application for permanent residence. Commonwealth nations allow their citizens to enter member countries without a tourist visa, and stay there for a limited amount of time, for example a maximum of six months. Likewise I do not know of any policy that you should be in your home country while waiting for your PR visa. By all means you can travel wherever you want. You can also check the website of citizenship & immigration Canada at cic.gc.ca to see other related info as applicable to your situation. Hope this helps!