Posted on: 23-06-08 09:16:43
Hi
Please I want your help in the following case
My pregnant wife will be visiting me here in Canada( I am a PR) she is going to mach=k an English course over here sponsored by her school in her country.
In the port of entry is it better to declare that she is visiting me or she should not mention that .I am afraid that this might effect on her stay over here (the officer in the airport might shorten her stay since she is pregnant).
Waiting for your advice thank you.
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Originally posted by hussamch
Hi
Please I want your help in the following case
My pregnant wife will be visiting me here in Canada( I am a PR) she is going to mach=k an English course over here sponsored by her school in her country.
In the port of entry is it better to declare that she is visiting me or she should not mention that .I am afraid that this might effect on her stay over here (the officer in the airport might shorten her stay since she is pregnant).
Waiting for your advice thank you.
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Your wife has a visa to enter and visit you, It is valid for six months. You also say that she is pregnant and could deliver here? Will she be staying over and above the six month period on an extension?
With the issued Visa, she can take any course here that is shorter in duration to her stay. No questions asked.
So, just ask her to tell the Officer that you are here to visit and stay with you for SIX months. Extend the stay if you think you need it, around 4 and a 1/2 months into the stay.
Good Luck and Happy Reunion. (And safe delivery too)
Freddie.
