I am currently a student in nelson, Canada. I am already married , so need to know that whether it is possible to bring my wife in visiting visa and then later on converting it in to a dependent visa or to work permit visa if she gets a job. If she doesn't get a job is it possible to change it into a dependent visa?
Procedure to bring spouse
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Start here to determine what your spouse needs to do to apply for a work permit: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=177&top=17
If your wife receives a work permit but is unable to find a job, she does not need to convert or otherwise apply for a different visa unless she leaves the country and has no other visa to re enter the country, at which point she would need a TRV.
If your wife receives a work permit but is unable to find a job, she does not need to convert or otherwise apply for a different visa unless she leaves the country and has no other visa to re enter the country, at which point she would need a TRV.
There is no such thing as a dependent visa. Your wife would get a temporary resident visa. She would declare that she is related to you and that you are a student permit holder. That she is a dependent doesn't change the visa process.
But what do you think a dependent visa is? What kind of status are you looking for her to obtain?
But what do you think a dependent visa is? What kind of status are you looking for her to obtain?
I'm still confused by what you are asking about dependent visas since you acknowledge they are TRVs. Why would your wife need to convert a visa to a visa she already holds?
While a job is not mandatory it helps. Canada will expect your wife to provide she has the financial resources to pay for her visit to Canada and reasons to return home once her visit is finished. Even if she is dependent on you for income. If she has no job, it reduces her financial capacity to pay for her visit and her home ties.
You can find processing times per country by searching "Canada visa processing times" on Google. Those times are estimates.
Do follow the link I posted above to verify that your wife could apply for a spousal work permit from within Canada. Sometimes you are required to apply while outside Canada.
While a job is not mandatory it helps. Canada will expect your wife to provide she has the financial resources to pay for her visit to Canada and reasons to return home once her visit is finished. Even if she is dependent on you for income. If she has no job, it reduces her financial capacity to pay for her visit and her home ties.
You can find processing times per country by searching "Canada visa processing times" on Google. Those times are estimates.
Do follow the link I posted above to verify that your wife could apply for a spousal work permit from within Canada. Sometimes you are required to apply while outside Canada.
No, it doesn't. It doesn't, and you are thinking of so many classes of visas that don't exist and you are confusing yourself.
Your wife needs a TRV to enter Canada.
I assume you are asking if she can apply for a work permit based on your student status while she is in Canada. Use the link I posted above to see if she can apply for the permit while in Canada. It is typically better to apply outside of Canada. I am unsure if she can apply in Canada, but the link I posted above will have the answer.
A work permit is not a visa.
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