Query on spousal sponsorship

[anuaro]

Hi All,

I am applying for my husband spousal visa. Would like to get some reccomedations if i should apply for inland or outland?

I am interested in inland however, not sure if he can travel to india between the application processing. Please advise.

Thanks

 

[Imjennah]

Hi All,

I am applying for my husband spousal visa. Would like to get some reccomedations if i should apply for inland or outland?

I am interested in inland however, not sure if he can travel to india between the application processing. Please advise.

Thanks

The advantage to Inland is that your husband can stay with you in Canada and can apply for a Work Permit so he can work during the process. Problem is if he doesnt get a TRV to travel to India and isnt let back into Canada, his application can be considered abandoned.

On the flip side, you can apply Outland and he can be free to travel as he pleases, but if he stays with you he can only stay as a visitor, and cant work in Canada until the whole application is complete.

Hope this helps your decision!

 

[anuaro]

Thanks...in inland application, he has visitor visa for multiple entries so he can travel back n forth from india...Please correct me if m wrong.

The advantage to Inland is that your husband can stay with you in Canada and can apply for a Work Permit so he can work during the process. Problem is if he doesnt get a TRV to travel to India and isnt let back into Canada, his application can be considered abandoned.

On the flip side, you can apply Outland and he can be free to travel as he pleases, but if he stays with you he can only stay as a visitor, and cant work in Canada until the whole application is complete.

Hope this helps your decision!

 

[anuaro]

If i apply for inland in march and he goes to India for 5 months and comes back when his open work permit gets approved( he has visitor visa to re enter in canada) then would it be right approach?

 

[Imjennah]

If i apply for inland in march and he goes to India for 5 months and comes back when his open work permit gets approved( he has visitor visa to re enter in canada) then would it be right approach?

You would mostlikely get a rejection. The point of Inland is that you and him are actively living together in Canada during the majority of the application process. Small trips for families or a weekend vacation are fine, but more then a few weeks will raise a ton of suspicion with the immigration officer and get him rejected for violating the terms of the application.

 

[Imjennah]

But yes he has visitor visa, but you have to check if it is multiple entry or not

 

[YVR123]

If i apply for inland in march and he goes to India for 5 months and comes back when his open work permit gets approved( he has visitor visa to re enter in canada) then would it be right approach?

He needs to live with you in Canada if he filed inland. A "trip" of 5 months is way to long to consider living in Canada.