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Ok. Well I just got back from Canada, and I decided to stay for only 1 month, since I didn't want the risk of getting denied entry. I was not asked for proof of funds, however, I still was referred to a secondary interview by the POE officer. It seems like even a month is a long time for...

I was advised by people on these forums to have at least $1000 for each month you're planning to stay, regardless if your food and housing is covered by whomever you're staying with.

Well, thanks for the advice. I hope the Canadian IO's will be nice to me during the interview :)

Yes I understand that the IO is the one who will ultimately decide how long I will be in Canada for, or if I will even be permitted in Canada based on my reasons. I just wanted some second thoughts regarding this so I could adjust my plans accordingly. As for the questions... How does this...

Okay. Would it help to say that I have additional funds that get deposited to my account from time to time, and will receive financial support from my parents here in the U.S. while I'm in Canada? If not, how long should I expect to stay in Canada with my current, planned funds - 1 month...

Assuming I'd even be spending money for every single day I'm in Canada. Anyways, could I use some sort of affidavit of support from my host?

Hello, I am a U.S. Permanent Resident, and planning on taking a vacation in Canada for about 4 months. I will be staying at a family friend's residence. I will also only have around 1,200 USD in my bank account, but lodging, food, and transportation are covered by my host during my stay. My...