Posted on: 05-03-07 22:10:19
Friends!
Considering the current rush (20,000 applications per day) at Passport Canada office, I was just wondering...what happens if someone due to emergency situation leaves Canada with his birth country passport and goes to a country for which he has a valid visa.
After reaching there if someone couriers him his Canadian passport and he returns with Canadian passport (considering the country does not require visa for Canadians).
What can possibly happen when he arrives at Canadian airport showing his Canadian passport? Will he face any problem ?
Has he broken any law of Canada ?
Please share your thoughts...
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Originally posted by OutOfTheBox
Friends!
Considering the current rush (20,000 applications per day) at Passport Canada office, I was just wondering...what happens if someone due to emergency situation leaves Canada with his birth country passport and goes to a country for which he has a valid visa.
After reaching there if someone couriers him his Canadian passport and he returns with Canadian passport (considering the country does not require visa for Canadians).
What can possibly happen when he arrives at Canadian airport showing his Canadian passport? Will he face any problem ?
Has he broken any law of Canada ?
Please share your thoughts...
This strategy will be okay if the birth country allows dual citizenship (Note: India DOES NOT allow dual citizenship). Cdn law will not be broken because Canada allows dual citizenship.
Very similar thread here http://www.canadiandesi.ca/read.php?TID=15310&page=1#88844
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