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My MP did an MP enquiry and their response was that nothing has changed since previous enquiry on March 17. Application is currently in Port of Spain, interview was cancelled.

No news, But I think in person interviews are a thing of the past

My MP's office got a reply from immigration that they will ask for more information when they need it. And gave us no information other than to leave them alone.

Mine is still saying status not available. My MP's office sent in a request about 10 days ago and still no reply.

Mine is showing the same. Let's hope something good is coming.

Anyone from Cuba who needs a medical or an interview is currently in an impossible situation. Covid-19 is not going away. When wave 2 hits that will add many more months of border restrictions. Some experts are predicting 2 to 3 years of air travel restrictions. I don't mind 2 weeks of isolation...

It means unless you are already in T&T, Good luck getting in anytime soon. If they make their own citizens go through 28 days of quarantine I don't think they will be lifting restrictions for non-citizens anytime soon. Possibly when there is a vaccine!

I read an article that for their own citizens of Trinidad and Tobago to return from a foreign country they must quarantine in the country they are in for 14 days and then another 14 days on arrival in T & T. From what I have read they are very leary of allowing COVID into their country again.

My interview was scheduled in Trinidad for March 26. When the borders closed it was cancelled. Since then the medical has expired. If we have to go to a third country for a new medical and face 2 weeks quarantine in each direction of travel and then do the same for an interview, that would be a...

If they wait for a vaccine it could be 2 to 3 years before travel is open without any quarantine or isolation required. They need to allow for Medicals and Interviews in Cuba. We need to push our government for change.

Did you get the visa at the interview or was it a day or 2 later?

I selected POS for the interview on Aug 25. On Aug 30 I received an e-mail from Mexico saying the file will be transferred to Trinidad and Tobago. The e-mail said "The Canadian High Commission in Trinidad and Tobago will communicate with you via e-mail as soon as your file is received" As of...

you never have to submit it, only photocopies

I am the sponsor and also the representative. As the representative do I still need authorization of the Principal Applicant. I need to prepare for an interview.

I just got the email saying an interview is required. We must pick Mexico or Port of Spain. Has anyone tried to get a visa to Mexico based on an interview request from the Canadian Embassy. Will Mexico issue a Visa based on proof of interview request or is Port of Spain the only realistic...

Please see above post

Yes I do know what the postal system is like. But I have used DHL many times and they are slow but they phone the recipient and the package is delivered every time. I think the main reason they are slow is because of Cuban customs. And then they fly the package around the world to get to Canada...

How can Mexico say they won't send the passport back to the owner in Cuba. Is this true or are people making up stories

If you can get a prepaid waybill to Canada why not get a prepaid waybill back to Cuba