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    Thread for Outland LONDON, UK Applications!

    Outland Application - We (my wife is British and I'm Canadian) applied June 23rd, Sept 23rd Sponsor approved (Decision Made) and info sent to London. On the Perm resident part, it says Application received. I've read a few places online that it could take up to 11 months for the 2nd part...is...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Couple of questions around 'life' in British Columbia while waiting for PR to be approved: 1> Medical - From what I understand, you need a SIN number to then get a Care Card, which then gives you access to a doctor, etc? What have people done to ensure they have medical coverage while waiting...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Great...thanks a bunch!
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Thanks...that's what we figured. I'm assuming the agents will be fine... has anyone been rejected entrance? And if so, what did you do?
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Another question... So we are now married and the Visa application is in process (outland from UK). She is technically in Canada on a Visitor Visa and not working/no school/etc. We have planned to leave Canada to go on a honeymoon in the US this summer before her PR is approved. Is she...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    So thanks again for everyone that has provided info in the past. We are now married and my now-wife is heading back to London where she will start her Outland Visa Application with our official marriage certificate and documents. She'll be back in Canada in a few months permanently...even if...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Thanks for your advice Allura (nice name btw)... The point the Consultant was making was that if we entered together, she may be able to get a Work Permit sooner...that's all... Just to clarify, once married, my wife can get the entire Outland process sorted without ever going back to London...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Outland vs Inland I know everyone is saying to do the Outland method, however I am a bit confused (this feels like it should be much easier)...here's why... So, let's assume my fiancé comes on a trip from London and we get married in Canada. Does she have to go back to London to get the...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Thanks everyone...sounds like we have a good discussion going here....but here's a curveball... So, I was talking to an Immigration Consultant who recommended leaving Canada, then re-entering together. i.e.: if my wife (British) and I (Canadian) were both to leave Canada and get married in the...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Thanks to everyone... this helps a ton. Re: healthcare - anyone know about specifics in BC? ie: if she's here, not PR yet, not working. My employer doesn't actually cover my MSP (BR Provincial Healthcare), I do. I pay about $70 a month and can increase to $125ish if we register a 'family'...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Also, is she able to do unpaid volunteer work?
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Thanks... you are saving me tons of time...much appreciated. I'm in Alberta a fair bit for work, so next time I'm there, I owe you beers! Sorry, a couple other questions: 1. When she comes to Vancouver, is it okay for her to book a one-way flight? or should she book a return even if the...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    Thanks Becki, that helps a lot. We are both divorced and have been officially for over a year (me - 14 months, she - 4 years). Do I still need to get the certificate of non-impediment? Does she need one? Once we are married, even though she is unable to work, does she still receive medical...
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    Canadian about to marry a British Citizen

    I'm assuming this post has been started/answered somewhere, however I apologize in advance as I couldn't find it. So here goes: Situation - My fiancé (over 30 yrs old) is British and currently lives in London - I'm Canadian (over 30 yrs old) and live in Vancouver - We have been going back and...