Can PR sponsor leave canada for 3 weeks ?

[Cacameoww]

Hi all,

My boyfriend is a Canadian permanent resident, and we are applying under the outland stream for common-law sponsorship. We both currently live in Canada.

I would like to ask: would it be an issue if my boyfriend and I travel back to our home country for about three weeks during the application process?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

 

[Naturgrl]

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...r-leave-3weeks-in-outland-application.874712/

Somebody posted the exact same question so you should be in contact with each other to share your journey.

 

[armoured]

Hi all,

My boyfriend is a Canadian permanent resident, and we are applying under the outland stream for common-law sponsorship. We both currently live in Canada.

I would like to ask: would it be an issue if my boyfriend and I travel back to our home country for about three weeks during the application process?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

Sponsor departing for vacations of less than a month are generally not an issue.

 

[Buletruck]

Sponsor departing for vacations of less than a month are generally not an issue.

Although it isn't guaranteed the accompanying spouse would be allowed to return. Not saying they would definitely be denied entry, but it's certainly a possibility.

 

[James Russo]

Hi all,

My boyfriend is a Canadian permanent resident, and we are applying under the outland stream for common-law sponsorship. We both currently live in Canada.

I would like to ask: would it be an issue if my boyfriend and I travel back to our home country for about three weeks during the application process?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

I don’t recommend leaving the country if you don’t have at least a work permit. This type of status makes re-entering the country easier. However, if your status is only as a “visitor” and your application is outland, a CBSA agent can deny your entry and tell you to wait for your application abroad.

 

[Ponga]

Hi all,

My boyfriend is a Canadian permanent resident, and we are applying under the outland stream for common-law sponsorship. We both currently live in Canada.

I would like to ask: would it be an issue if my boyfriend and I travel back to our home country for about three weeks during the application process?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

Remove the word `boyfriend' from your vocabulary; he is your Common-Law partner...right?

 

[YVR123]

Hi all,

My boyfriend is a Canadian permanent resident, and we are applying under the outland stream for common-law sponsorship. We both currently live in Canada.

I would like to ask: would it be an issue if my boyfriend and I travel back to our home country for about three weeks during the application process?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

Do you have valid TRV/eTA to return?
It's usually fine for sponsor to travel outside for a few weeks.

 

[James Russo]

Remove the word `boyfriend' from your vocabulary; he is your Common-Law partner...right?

Freudian slip lol

 

[James Russo]

Do you have valid TRV/eTA to return?
It's usually fine for sponsor to travel outside for a few weeks.

It's fine when the status in Canada is at least worker or student. Otherwise, CBSA can deny the entry because the person is not long a "visitor".