Topic: It can happen quickly! My timeline...
Thanks for the reply. After making some other consultations, it is now less likely that we will apply for a TRV for my wife, as even if she is granted one (and that is a huge, improbable IF!), the uncertainty of the timeline of her PRV application doesn't really make such a move practical. It would also be more expensive (more int'l flights, etc.)
Our frustration just comes from the uncertain timeline for her application. If there was a specific date we could look forward to, it would make the waiting a little less stressful! I know this is normal, but it doesn't make it any easier to accept.
Thanks again. |
Topic: It can happen quickly! My timeline...
"Research that before you make the decision."
Where would one check to see if this is a possibility? Does this only apply to citizens of countries who don't require visas to enter Canada? My wife is Indian, and we were under the impression that the Canadian embassy in India would not issue her a temporary resident visa, on account she would be considered high risk to overstay. If we told the embassy that her permanent residency appication was ongoing, would that be considered sufficient reason-to-return for them to consider issuing a temporary resident visa? I'd really like her to come with me when I return to Canada in September, but it doesn't look likely that her PR application will be processed by then.
Any advice or other info would be appreciate.
Cheers. |
