If you're serious about this person then your best bet is Marriage.Hi,
I'm looking for some information on how I can be with my partner in Vancouver. I am 35 so too old for the Travel Permit and my job does not fall under the requirements for HRSDC.
Any information would be great
Sandra516
Now without knowing your partners residence status the answer is yes. He can sponsor you as his spouse.So if we were to get married it would be easier? Can we actually get married if we dont live in the same country?
Hi,
I'm looking for some information on how I can be with my partner in Vancouver. I am 35 so too old for the Travel Permit and my job does not fall under the requirements for HRSDC.
Any information would be great
Sandra516
At no less than 30 days before expiry of your six month vacation you can apply for an extension and there's a good chance it will be granted but I would not try it more than once. I don't believe you must be divorced before claiming you've lived common-law for one year. Don't do anything illegal. If caught it could well eliminate any chance of you being allowed into Canada at any time/I am in a similar boat as Sandra....I want to go to Canada in July to stay with the man I love. Both of us are still married, however, so us getting married right now is not an option for us. As soon as our divorces are final, we do plan to get married right away.
I understand I can stay in Canada for 6 months as a visitor. Then what? How long do I have to leave the country before I can re-enter and start another 6 months?
Im scared to do anything illegal, but how do people get to stay for a full year where the process of a common-law application can be filed?! (and i know none of that can happen anyway until we both are legally divorced)