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    Copr?

    It's an administrative step. This means you are getting close to the end but does not mean final approval.
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    Residency obligation

    We've seen a number of people on this forum end up with 44(1) due to not meeting RO. As you said, they were still allowed in.
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    Spousal sponsorship based on court marriage

    You don't chose between the two if you are applying outland. You either apply inland or outland.
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    Open Work Permit as a student whose spouse is a permanent resident

    The rules changed a couple of years ago to allow outland applicants to apply for an OWP provided they are physically in Canada and have AOR. This is a well established rule now and lots here have done just that. I'll see if I can find a link later of the rules change being announced. But again...
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    Open Work Permit as a student whose spouse is a permanent resident

    That's incorrect
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    Supervisa or visitor visa

    TRV is simpler since insurance isn't required
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    Supervisa or visitor visa

    It's really your choice which you apply for. 2023 NOA is fine. Include your 2024 T4 as well.
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    Spousal sponsorship based on court marriage

    Since it's a family arranged marriage, wait until all of the marriage and celebration formalities are completed, including the big family event, before submitting the sponsorship application.
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    Supervisa or visitor visa

    You can apply now provided you have at least one CRA NOA that shows you meet LICO. I'm not sure what you mean by dummy insurance. You need to purchase the insurance policy before submitting the application.
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    Closed Wp to caregiver pathway

    Not possible. She needs to have related work experience and the quota is already full for this year with no spots remaining. As others have said, earliest she will be able to apply is sometime next year.
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    How to Overcome Being Medically Ineligible?

    IMO you can overcome most of this however would want to get the knee replacement done before applying to immigrate to Canada. How are you planning on immigrating to Canada? I assume it is not through an economic immigration stream due to your age. If it is through spousal sponsorship, then your...
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    Open Work Permit as a student whose spouse is a permanent resident

    Doesn't matter as long as the OP is in Canada and has AOR.
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    Job requirements

    Yes, you need job experience. As said above, you need to be eligible for one of the EE streams. You cannot be eligible without work experience.
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    Can I stay outside Canada for 1,065 days as a PR?

    No issues but then keep in mind that the number of days you'll be able to spend outside of Canada for the next two years after you return to Canada will be limited.
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    Open Work Permit as a student whose spouse is a permanent resident

    Technically just an OWP and not a SOWP. SOWPs apply in instances where the primary partner is in Canada temporarily on a study permit or work permit. I'm sure someone will be able to assist. Just give it some time for the right people to read your message.
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    Visit visa - Reapplication

    Post to the Visitors section of the forum
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    It is not allowed to send passport by courier, any other options?

    You'll likely get better advice if you tell us the actual names of the two countries you're dealing with.
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    Status not available on IRCC

    I don't think there is much you can do right now but wait for the decision. Good luck.
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    transit visa

    You should post to an economic immigration stream rather than here since the discussions here are around people traveling on study permits.
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    H&C

    Your brother can only sponsor you if all of the following are true: - He is single (unmarried, not in a common law relationship) - He has no children - Both of your parents are deceased - There are no other family members living in Canada such as other siblings, uncles, aunts, etc.