My nephew's wife will be immigrating through the Toronto airport. I understand no relatives here are allowed in Immigration to help her with any documentation or answering of questions. I've also read in other replies that Immigration staff will be able to help. I question this. Her first language is Amharic. What are the chances someone in Immigration will know that language?
How are immigrants with limited english helped through immigration?
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rcalm said:
CIC has translators they can call to translate over the phone if there isn't anyone that speaks that language. I would suggest she learn a few basic phrases like "I am here to land as a permanent resident" or carry a note in English to give to CIC to explain her situation.
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I would probably give her an English written note detailing that she's landing as an immigrant, only speaks Amharic, some basic details about her, etc. Then list her husband's name, address, and phone number so they can reach him if needed.