Hello
I am a British citizen and will be marrying my Canadian boyfriend this summer. After much research we have decided to go down the outland application route. (It's faster and we can appeal....also I need to be able to go home and see my family.)
I am just coming to the end of my youth mobility visa here in Canada so will be returning home soon, and then we will be getting married and submitting our outland pr application. I have just found out that I can apply for a new youth mobility visa (even though I have already had one) it's called the International Experience Canada Visa. I was wondering if I could come back into Canada after we are married, on this visa, which would mean that i would be able to work. My question is, would this affect our application? I know I could possibly come back in as a visitor (I may be turned away) but I won't be able to work, this visa would solve that problem. Also the visa is for 12 months as opposed to the visitor visa for 6 months. I just don't want to jeopardise our outland application.
Or would I be able to come back in on this new Youth mobility visa, and then put in the outland application? Again, I won't do it if it will affect my application, I will just try to be allowed in as a visitor, which I believe I have a good chance of getting if he is with me at the border.
Any help would be most appreciated.
PDes
I am a British citizen and will be marrying my Canadian boyfriend this summer. After much research we have decided to go down the outland application route. (It's faster and we can appeal....also I need to be able to go home and see my family.)
I am just coming to the end of my youth mobility visa here in Canada so will be returning home soon, and then we will be getting married and submitting our outland pr application. I have just found out that I can apply for a new youth mobility visa (even though I have already had one) it's called the International Experience Canada Visa. I was wondering if I could come back into Canada after we are married, on this visa, which would mean that i would be able to work. My question is, would this affect our application? I know I could possibly come back in as a visitor (I may be turned away) but I won't be able to work, this visa would solve that problem. Also the visa is for 12 months as opposed to the visitor visa for 6 months. I just don't want to jeopardise our outland application.
Or would I be able to come back in on this new Youth mobility visa, and then put in the outland application? Again, I won't do it if it will affect my application, I will just try to be allowed in as a visitor, which I believe I have a good chance of getting if he is with me at the border.
Any help would be most appreciated.
PDes