Hello everyone,
Firstly I'd like to say that the information provided by the users on this forum is truly excellent - thanks a lot. Just from reading through other people's thread's I've already found most of the answers I'm looking for.
However, I have one unanswered question...... my husband and I are hoping to move to Canada ASAP. He's 31 (working in design) and I'm 30 (working in community sector) - no children.
We're currently trying to clear a loan we have here in Ireland, and so are throwing every penny we have at it in the hope of clearing it by June. This means that saving up the settlement funds that we need to have in order to apply for Permanent Residency is next to impossible - I think it's working out at around 8,500 euros.
I know it's highly unlikely that there's a way around this, but does anyone know if it is necessary to have proof of availability of these funds when submitting the application? Or do you just need to have the full amount ready for when you're leaving for Canada?
I appreciate any insight you can put my way.
Many thanks, M
Firstly I'd like to say that the information provided by the users on this forum is truly excellent - thanks a lot. Just from reading through other people's thread's I've already found most of the answers I'm looking for.
However, I have one unanswered question...... my husband and I are hoping to move to Canada ASAP. He's 31 (working in design) and I'm 30 (working in community sector) - no children.
We're currently trying to clear a loan we have here in Ireland, and so are throwing every penny we have at it in the hope of clearing it by June. This means that saving up the settlement funds that we need to have in order to apply for Permanent Residency is next to impossible - I think it's working out at around 8,500 euros.
I know it's highly unlikely that there's a way around this, but does anyone know if it is necessary to have proof of availability of these funds when submitting the application? Or do you just need to have the full amount ready for when you're leaving for Canada?
I appreciate any insight you can put my way.
Many thanks, M