CSQ + CPR Received, I am in Vancouver. Where should I go?

[bsz]

Hi,

I am a Quebec nominee. 4 years ago when I was a student in Europe, I applied for Quebec. While my application was in process, I moved to Montreal by student visa (2012). I was there for 1 year and changed my address in CIC. Then in 2013 I moved to Ontario where I received my CSQ. I moved to Vancouver 2 weeks ago and informed CIC. Today I received my CPR and the stamped passport .

CIC knows that I am in Canada and all my address changes from Europe to Qc, Ontario and BC have been updated in their record.

Now where should I go for landing? It seems that I can go to Vancouver airport or book an appointment.

Wouldn't that be better if I go to Quebec to land? Is that any different?

 

[akapoor]

you better go to Quebec for your landing

 

[bsz]

How is that different? It would cost me 1000$!

 

[no190]

there are cases that PNP applicants got their PR visa revoked by CBSA because CBSA officer did not see the intention to reside at the Province that nominate the applicant.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/RESOURCES/manuals/bulletins/2010/ob251.asp

 

[hwxrichard]

Hi,

I'm wondering how did you do landing in the end? I'm in the pretty much the same situation as you were. Thank you in advance for sharing your experience.

Hi,

I am a Quebec nominee. 4 years ago when I was a student in Europe, I applied for Quebec. While my application was in process, I moved to Montreal by student visa (2012). I was there for 1 year and changed my address in CIC. Then in 2013 I moved to Ontario where I received my CSQ. I moved to Vancouver 2 weeks ago and informed CIC. Today I received my CPR and the stamped passport .

CIC knows that I am in Canada and all my address changes from Europe to Qc, Ontario and BC have been updated in their record.

Now where should I go for landing? It seems that I can go to Vancouver airport or book an appointment.

Wouldn't that be better if I go to Quebec to land? Is that any different?