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manik9188

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Hello everyone.
I'm a Canadian PR. I just got married in October.
My wife has a Visitor Visa Valid until 2020.

I'm planning to take her with me. Agents are suggesting we should go separately. And not disclose that we are husband and wife, because if we disclose this in front of a CBSA officer, he might deny entry to my wife as it defeats the purpose of visiting temporarily.

I'm planning to put up her PR file as soon as I come back to Canada.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
 
It's very very very rare for someone with valid visa to be denied entry into Canada. I don't see any issues with your wife accompanying you
 
there is no reason for them to deny your wife to be in as visa was issued and she visited in past
 
Hello everyone.
I'm a Canadian PR. I just got married in October.
My wife has a Visitor Visa Valid until 2020.

I'm planning to take her with me. Agents are suggesting we should go separately. And not disclose that we are husband and wife, because if we disclose this in front of a CBSA officer, he might deny entry to my wife as it defeats the purpose of visiting temporarily.

I'm planning to put up her PR file as soon as I come back to Canada.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

Hi

Travel together. Don't volunteer information to CBSA but don't lie if they ask. I suggest you pay the PR fees in full and carry the receipt in case CBSA does ask further questions about intentions in Canada.
 
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