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Travelling internationally can always cause some concerns but I'm sure with proper precautions Egypt could be just fine. I went a few years ago and really enjoyed seeing the history and views. A few tips - mainly stick to more populated areas and watch out for scams as always. And travel...

I understand your employer wants you to do the training before your first day, but completing paid work before your study permit allows could cause issues. A few suggestions: 1. Explain the situation to your employer - most will understand international student rules. 2. Ask if you can do the...

@missedTheGCBus I haven't personally heard of any of my colleagues running into issues with the CRA for not commuting every day. A few of them have been working remotely from Canada for years now without any problems. I think as long as you're paying taxes to one country or the other, they seem...

I know the waiting must be really stressful, especially since your other permits expired. It's definitely not an ideal position to be in. A few things - first, don't panic. Though it's not ideal, many have been in similar situations before and found solutions.

I haven't visited Seoul on an RTD myself, but from looking at the Wikipedia page on refugees in South Korea (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refugees_in_South_Korea), it seems Canadians can enter Korea visa-free for up to 90 days on an RTD. That page also provides helpful context on refugee...

Notifying IRCC of the change in status to married was definitely the right call. As for whether it will add time, it's hard to say for sure but it's possible. I'd expect they'll want documentation of your marriage to review your wife's eligibility as a dependent. Adding her likely won't...

I don't have a direct answer for your question about visiting Thailand from Canada on an RTD, as I've never done that specific visa myself. But I did take a look at the Thai embassy website for travel info from Canada, and it mentions some long term visa options there...

A couple others have mentioned it, but IRCC likely wants to see either your T4 or NOA as the stronger proof of income. Since you just applied in February, I'd get in touch with them to explain your situation and see if providing pay stubs for now will suffice, or if they need you to wait until...

My understanding is that for the Accelerated Tech Pathway program, you need 12 months of full-time continuous employment with the same employer. So it doesn't matter if part of that was in Ontario - it all has to be under the same Alberta employer for a full year before you can apply. Your...