Here's my situation. My parents are from the Philippines. I'm a PR here in Canada. They have a 2 year multiple entry visa to the UK. My parents want to visit UK first then Canada then go back home. Or maybe they visit Canada first then UK depends on ticket prices. They will stay for 6 months in the UK to help my brother with his kid while he gets his life together.
But nothing is set yet as they have no tickets yet. Supervisa is kinda expensive and not worth it since they don't plan to stay that long. I'm thinking of applying for their visa while in the UK but I feel that will be problematic.
Additional info: My parents have some international travel before. They've been to Singapore multiple times. They own a house back in the Philippines.
1. So, can I apply for their visa while they are still in the Philippines? Then if they really needed to go to UK first and their Canada toursit visa expires, will they still be eligible for ETA even if they did not enter Canada?
2. All my savings are in FHSA right now, but my annual salary is way more than the gross annual required for my dependent plus my 2 parents. I maxed out my contributions for Last year. I can still technically withdraw my FHSA in an emergency and will just be taxed, but I wonder if that will be an issue.
But nothing is set yet as they have no tickets yet. Supervisa is kinda expensive and not worth it since they don't plan to stay that long. I'm thinking of applying for their visa while in the UK but I feel that will be problematic.
Additional info: My parents have some international travel before. They've been to Singapore multiple times. They own a house back in the Philippines.
1. So, can I apply for their visa while they are still in the Philippines? Then if they really needed to go to UK first and their Canada toursit visa expires, will they still be eligible for ETA even if they did not enter Canada?
2. All my savings are in FHSA right now, but my annual salary is way more than the gross annual required for my dependent plus my 2 parents. I maxed out my contributions for Last year. I can still technically withdraw my FHSA in an emergency and will just be taxed, but I wonder if that will be an issue.
