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javisam376

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Mar 13, 2016
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Hi,

I did a soft landing about 1 year ago and I am planning on moving this August. I have close relatives living in Montreal so I am going to stay with the initially until I get on my feet. I read that for first / soft landing there could be some risks if landing in Quebec as they have a different immigration process, so my question is: Would I be OK if I take a flight directly into Montreal and declare I will stay with my relative or better to go through Ontaro and then take bus / rent a car?

Thanks.
 
YVR123

YVR123

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Jul 27, 2017
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I don't understand your question. You said that you have already landed 1 year ago.
You are now a PR and you can travel to any city. What do you want to do with you flight to Montreal again? There is nothing to declare except may be goods to follow?
 
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mahi2020

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Oct 7, 2016
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javisam376 said:
Hi,

I did a soft landing about 1 year ago and I am planning on moving this August. I have close relatives living in Montreal so I am going to stay with the initially until I get on my feet. I read that for first / soft landing there could be some risks if landing in Quebec as they have a different immigration process, so my question is: Would I be OK if I take a flight directly into Montreal and declare I will stay with my relative or better to go through Ontaro and then take bus / rent a car?

Thanks.
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javisam376

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Mar 13, 2016
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YVR123 said:
I don't understand your question. You said that you have already landed 1 year ago.
You are now a PR and you can travel to any city. What do you want to do with you flight to Montreal again? There is nothing to declare except may be goods to follow?
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I soft landed, so I stayed for about 1 week and then got back home (South America). I got my PR card mailed but I remember on the soft landing posts that they mentioned there was some risk if first landing into QC since they have a different immigration program, so I wanted to double check before booking my flight to Montreal to move for good.
 
YVR123

YVR123

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Jul 27, 2017
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javisam376 said:
I soft landed, so I stayed for about 1 week and then got back home (South America). I got my PR card mailed but I remember on the soft landing posts that they mentioned there was some risk if first landing into QC since they have a different immigration program, so I wanted to double check before booking my flight to Montreal to move for good.
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As far as I know, there is only 1 landing process.

It may be different for Quebec. But I doubt it. Once you are a PR, I think you are free to live anywhere.
 
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mahi2020

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Oct 7, 2016
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If you have received PNP then better to stick to that province for few months and have proof that job search didn't work out in that particular province.
 
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javisam376 said:
I drove from Toronto last time and it was a very, very long drive. Train might have been a better choice.
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That's nothing compare to my driving between Calgary and Vancouver. Last time, I drove from Ottawa to Toronto and I called it a short drive.
 
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Shalini Vats

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Sep 7, 2018
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Hi Everyone! My husband is getting internal transfer to his company basis our PR. We plan to move in June mid, few questions which I would like to seek answer for:

  • What is this different process for immigration in Quebec. Any more information will be useful.
  • Which areA has most Indians in Montreal.
  • My son is 18 months old, we would want him to start with french school so that he can pick this language easily. Do you see any problems with this.
 
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