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pompom
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« on: April 26, 2006, 04:22:13 am »

I am planning to do my MBA next year in Canada.
I have a wife and a daughter.  I'm wondering whether they can come with me not by visitor visa?  Maybe there are other type of visa I should apply.
Anybody know about this?  I don't think I can live long distance with my wife and daughter.

Anybody have this kind of experience before? please answer.

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gill_inderjeet
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« Reply #1 on: April 29, 2006, 05:45:10 am »

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I am planning to do my MBA next year in Canada.
I have a wife and a daughter.  I'm wondering whether they can come with me not by visitor visa?  Maybe there are other type of visa I should apply.
Anybody know about this?  I don't think I can live long distance with my wife and daughter.

Anybody have this kind of experience before? please answer.

Thanks
Pompom
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PMM
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« Reply #2 on: April 29, 2006, 01:02:45 pm »

Hi

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Quote from: pompom
I am planning to do my MBA next year in Canada.
I have a wife and a daughter.  I'm wondering whether they can come with me not by visitor visa?  Maybe there are other type of visa I should apply.
Anybody know about this?  I don't think I can live long distance with my wife and daughter.

Anybody have this kind of experience before? please answer.

Thanks
Pompom


YEs they can come, but you would have to show that you have enough funds to support them.  When you apply for your student permit, you include them in the application.  You should also check the province you intend to study in to determine if you have to pay international rates for your daughters schooling.

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pompom
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« Reply #3 on: May 02, 2006, 06:34:24 am »

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YEs they can come, but you would have to show that you have enough funds to support them. When you apply for your student permit, you include them in the application. You should also check the province you intend to study in to determine if you have to pay international rates for your daughters schooling.

PMM


If I have finished my master then I'm thinking to let my wife continue her master as well.  What's the procedure?  Does she have to apply from outside canada?  Whatabout my status?  

cheers,
pompom
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