Recent content by steveee

WTF? why?

I know it is REALLY hard for Thais to get TRVs. I would like to know, if I can get her a TRV, and we apply for a PRV inland, will immigration be obligated to extend her TRV while the PRV is being processed?

How did it go? Get the visa?

Hi guys, I graduated from Seneca and I just want to wish you all good luck. It is a great school!

No offense but I hope your written English ability is better than that post, otherwise you won't get into any Canadian UNI.

Too bad those immigration b#$%#$ officers are jealous too that they probably will never get a chance to go to Canada :( I am also applying from Thailand but my wife has very little ties, wish me luck!

My wife and I have been married for 5 years and have been living together in Thailand. We eventually plan to apply for a PR but would like to try a TRV first. We have a few friends that have visited over the years and have met my wife. I assume they should write invitation letters. Do those...

Lets us know how it goes!

Any news guys? I am thinking of going for a TRV for my wife but who knows, we'll probably get shot down. We've been married for 5 years. Her only ties to Thailand are her 2 kids. You reckon that is enough?

i will pm you now! It would be great to correspond with someone going through the same situation!

Yes, I will definitely file those returns as soon as I get there. If anything, they will probably send me gst cheques. That's what happened last time I filed a bunch of years at a time :o I make peanuts here, REALLY!

So the Option C is mandatory?

Thanks for the tips. I wonder if they have a manual in the Thai language? Otherwise, she will need assistance, especially if I am not here :) My wife's speaking and listening are good but her English reading and writing not so good.

I'll probably hire one here in Thailand to assist my wife with the paperwork/procedure.

Thanks for the help! I haven't filed taxes in a few years. Will this be a problem? I've been working in Thailand for peanuts. I assume I can just head to Canada and file the last few years. I'll be fine with just a letter from my new employer? Past income won't matter, because mine has been...