drockers said:
thanks sir sa info..iam_ayen said:
salamat sir sa pag share ng experience sana maging smooth din un sa amin..iam_ayen said:Hello forum mates,
Just want to share our landing experience. We landed last Aug 10 via PAL-Canada Air. From Naia terminal 2 I would say swerte kami kc hindi mahaba ang pila from checking in - immigration. Same thing happened pgdating sa Vancouver, wala masyado pila and mabait ung immigration officer nginterview sa amin. Ung tinanong la ung mga questions stated sa COPR and ung information lang nung sponsor namin (name,address and telephone). Hindi na rin hiningi ung custom declaration form. Sabi nila siguro dahil may kasama kami mga bata kaya naging maluwag ung process. And advice lang po, pgdating niyo ng Vancouver hindi nman kayo mahihirapan hanapin kung saan kayo pupunta may mga airport officers na ituturo kung saan kayo pupunta. Go directly sa immigration office kung wala po masyado pila, you can pick up your baggages after. dont worry based sa experience namin hindi nman mawawala sa conveyor kahit hindi kunin kaagad. it will save you time especially kung may connecting flight pa kayo. kung mahaba nman ung pila pwede nyo na pickup ung baggages then kahit ilagay nyo lng sa tabi-tabi ;D
Overall it went smoothly. Mahaba nga lang ung travel time. Good luck po sa mga mglaland soon
yes sir medyo mabilis yun sa amin.. 1 mo lang may request and visa na agad.. nareceived ko din yun passport nung july 30 after 4 days na mag Decision made sa ecas.. imho, siguro inuna na yun mga backlog kasi march 2012 pa kami nagsubmit..cardinal11 said:
You just have to go to NBI to get your fingerprints. Iba yung pila just ask dun sa baba where you'll have to go to get the fingerprints. Don't forget to bring a copy of your letter that you are being requested to get a Thai police clearance by the canadian embassy. You have to fill up 3 finger print cards and have your fingerprints taken. After a week you will be claiming it at DFA near mall of asia as the DFA will have it authenticated. You will have to pay fees so bring money. Once you get it send it to the Royal Thai Police along with the request letter, your personal details and the date of your stay in thailand, plus your documents while staying in Thailand, birth certificate and marriage certificate if you're married. If you prefer fedex, purchase also a prepaid return of documents fee or if you're not in a hurry you can buy international stamps at the main post office building so that the Thai Royal Police will be able to send police clearance to you. Don't expect that you will get your documents back so just send photocopies except for the fingerprint cards. I applied for it early february and I got it by April. I kept on calling them to follow up my application. They were accomodating. You will get their contact number as soon as they email you that they have received your documents. Goodluck on getting your Thai Clearance.Goring said:
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