Fiance Visa
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HI aima123aima123 said:
Yes you can, of course you do, but after that; be prepared to prove to CIC that your recently marriage was not a tricky one just to obtain the residency, they are checking all this stuff with magnifier, I guess you already have a bunch of photos, letters, postcards etc that prove your relationship its being for long time ago (it could help a lot.)
What do you think about it my friend PMM? am I right?
good luck
Eduardo
Is it possible to get a fiance visa for my fiance in morocco? We are trying to find all ways possible to get my fiance here to canada for if I can not get to morocco. Are there any other options for us to look at? Like a work visa what is all needed for to do any of these? I am desperate for any information that I can get for my fiance and I both do not have alot of money for to do much but we want to be together what can we do?
No, you can't get a fiancé visa - it doesn't exist in Canada.
The best way is to go through sponsorship if you have been together for long enough to have proof of a relationship.
The best way is to go through sponsorship if you have been together for long enough to have proof of a relationship.
Fiance Visa
Hello everyone... I'm planing to get married in the US, but live in Canada... My fiance wants to come here from the US and stay legal after we get married... I dont have Canadian citizen and can't start making a papers for her or myself yet... What does my fiance need to have, for just to come and stay legal in Canada and going back and forth to the US and Canada?
Hello everyone... I'm planing to get married in the US, but live in Canada... My fiance wants to come here from the US and stay legal after we get married... I dont have Canadian citizen and can't start making a papers for her or myself yet... What does my fiance need to have, for just to come and stay legal in Canada and going back and forth to the US and Canada?
What is your status in Canada currently? If you are a student or temporary worker (as long as it's a skilled job) your spouse will be able to apply for an open work permit. If you are a PR, you can sponsor your spouse to get PR. To qualify as a spouse, you need to be married first or you need to have lived together for 12 months.Bogdan said:
Yes, you can get married, however I assume that they did not get divorced in the Philippines because divorce is not allowed there as far as I know so he should not try to get married in the Philippines again as they may not recognize his divorce and will see him as being already married.Aem26 said: