Recent content by Ali khan1011

She just got her boarding passes and will board the plane soon. The plane is said to be with very few people. She didn’t have any troubles going on-board. They did ask her if her spouse was in Canada and a Canadian.

Good job! I did the same and I even sent my citizenship card pictures rofl

Unless the copr have an immediate family with Canadian nationality?

It’s calling “ asking questions” at the airport but okay sir. You should work with the immigration officer Ahahah

Lol okay boss clearly you know better. Just do me a favour. Read the ircc site, google what immediate family means. Also watch the conference The ban starts on Wednesday. Plus my wife and I are both trying to get more information for everyone. So don’t come and tell me I won’t know shit lol...

Yes but if you read properly and listen. It says immediate family are exempted from the ban. So once my wife is able to come. I’ll be able to tell you what the situation is :) Merci

Are your parents or spouse a Canadian national? If so then you should be fine. All immediate families are ok at this point.

That’s a temporary visa? Does your spouse have landing papers for Canada? If not then she might not be able to as it’s just a travel visa for a visit and not to live. Again I could be wrong. I’ll have more information in the next 6 hours or so when my wife boards

The spouse name will be present on the ID when you present it at the airport. You can show your COPR which states if you are married and to whome you are married.

It would not apply to air crews, travelers arriving in Canada in transit to a third country, Canadian Permanent Residents, diplomats, or immediate family members of Canadian citizens.

In Pakistan, on the ID card it says husband name. On the COPR it will say status is married and it shows the husband name.. how is the airline going against their instructions? Can you explain more in depth please

Exactly. Immediate family! It’s different if someone is migrating for the first time with COPR and doesn’t have immediate family in Canada with a cad citizenship or a PR. In that case it would be a no but since me in my case and your spouse in your case are the immediate a family in Canada...

I am pretty sure you are allowed. COPR depending on your case. if you have immediate family of Canadian citizen or pr holder in Canada. You will be allowed. Immediate family includes your spouse. That’s what it is in my case. My wife is coming and she has a one time visa and a COPR. I am her...