Hello,
My fiancé and I will soon be moving from China to Canada. She is Chinese, and I am Canadian. She currently has a 10 year multi-entry temporary residence permit, but we want to apply for her permanent residence when we arrive. I'm just wondering if this will work alright? Should we do the outland application (with her in Canada, but applying outland) or is it better to apply inland for Chinese citizens?
Also, we are not married yet, but have been in a common-law relationship for 5 years in China. Will there be any difficulties proving our common law status? Or do we need to be living in a common law relationship inside Canada for a year before it can be accepted? We have some apartment rental contracts with both of our names on them, but they are in Chinese.
Any advice would be welcome. Thanks
My fiancé and I will soon be moving from China to Canada. She is Chinese, and I am Canadian. She currently has a 10 year multi-entry temporary residence permit, but we want to apply for her permanent residence when we arrive. I'm just wondering if this will work alright? Should we do the outland application (with her in Canada, but applying outland) or is it better to apply inland for Chinese citizens?
Also, we are not married yet, but have been in a common-law relationship for 5 years in China. Will there be any difficulties proving our common law status? Or do we need to be living in a common law relationship inside Canada for a year before it can be accepted? We have some apartment rental contracts with both of our names on them, but they are in Chinese.
Any advice would be welcome. Thanks