Quick question:
I have a colleague who is not a Canadian citizen or PR (Global Skills
) who moved to Canada in January with their American partner, through a land border crossing.
The visa holder is not an essential worker and hesitates to apply for any social services (health insurance, DL) even though they’re eligible to do so.
The American partner, however, still works remotely for their US employer; even if they are on a six-month max visitor visa, the visa holding partner is dropping strange hints that the American will intentionally overstay.
The whole thing seems a bit off…the couple aren’t married and haven’t been together long enough to claim common law, and since non-essential travel isn’t allowed, how did this happen?
I have a colleague who is not a Canadian citizen or PR (Global Skills
) who moved to Canada in January with their American partner, through a land border crossing.
The visa holder is not an essential worker and hesitates to apply for any social services (health insurance, DL) even though they’re eligible to do so.
The American partner, however, still works remotely for their US employer; even if they are on a six-month max visitor visa, the visa holding partner is dropping strange hints that the American will intentionally overstay.
The whole thing seems a bit off…the couple aren’t married and haven’t been together long enough to claim common law, and since non-essential travel isn’t allowed, how did this happen?
