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Work Permit expiring and need to travel to India on Implied Status

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ashu2677

Newbie
Oct 29, 2019
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My Work permit is expiring mid Nov 2019 and so does my Visa. Work Permit extension is already filed in Mid September but there is a wait period of 114 days. I need to travel to India during this time and return to work during this implied status. Is there any possibility like a single entry Visa or anything that can help me with my situation?
 
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PMM

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Jun 30, 2005
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ashu2677 said:
Hi,

My Work permit is expiring mid Nov 2019 and so does my Visa. Work Permit extension is already filed in Mid September but there is a wait period of 114 days. I need to travel to India during this time and return to work during this implied status. Is there any possibility like a single entry Visa or anything that can help me with my situation?
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1. Once you leave Canada your implied status ends, and if you return you can't work until you receive a new work permit.
 
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ashu2677

Newbie
Oct 29, 2019
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PMM said:
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1. Once you leave Canada your implied status ends, and if you return you can't work until you receive a new work permit.
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Thank you sir. Still a followup question.
My Original Visa had "Worker" stamped on it which will expire mid Nov. . If i come back on Visitor Visa and i explain to immigration that i won't work until the WP is approved, that should still be acceptable right? Or can they deny me at the port of entry? Also is getting a visitor visa in such a situation problematic?
 
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bczar

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Dec 10, 2019
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ashu2677 said:
Thank you sir. Still a followup question.
My Original Visa had "Worker" stamped on it which will expire mid Nov. . If i come back on Visitor Visa and i explain to immigration that i won't work until the WP is approved, that should still be acceptable right? Or can they deny me at the port of entry? Also is getting a visitor visa in such a situation problematic?
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Hi - Am also in the same boat. What have you done then?
 
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