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I'm getting ready to submit the application to sponsor (outland) my Japanese spouse and then we are hoping to fly to Canada in July so that our family can stay together. I believe you can get a 6 month visitor visa and if necessary file for an extension. What I'm wondering is, will there be a problem if we are coming to Canada using "return" tickets rather than a one way fare? The reason why I'm asking is that one way is much more expensive than a return ticket (go figure). What do we tell the customs person? Will they even question it?
I'm getting ready to submit the application to sponsor (outland) my Japanese spouse and then we are hoping to fly to Canada in July so that our family can stay together. I believe you can get a 6 month visitor visa and if necessary file for an extension. What I'm wondering is, will there be a problem if we are coming to Canada using "return" tickets rather than a one way fare? The reason why I'm asking is that one way is much more expensive than a return ticket (go figure). What do we tell the customs person? Will they even question it?
No, there is no problem. In fact, having a return ticket is a plus for your spouse when entering as a visitor. As you will have a PR app in process, CBSA probably won't ask about a return flight but if they do, she can show that she has one booked without mentioning that she doesn't plan to use it.
Visitors are required to have return ticket for Canada, specially when its for short visit.
Only long-term visitors PR's can travel on 1-way.
Check with airlines about policies, cuz u dont wanna be refused boarding pass at check-in due to only having 1-way tkt
If you are coming to Canada for a short period of time less than one month it would probably be expected of you to have a return ticket. However, if you are coming for a period greater than 1 month-6month if you do not have a return ticket booked at time of your entry to Canada you may have to prove you have enough money to purchase a ticket to leave Canada at the end of the trip.
If you are coming to Canada for a short period of time less than one month it would probably be expected of you to have a return ticket. However, if you are coming for a period greater than 1 month-6month if you do not have a return ticket booked at time of your entry to Canada you may have to prove you have enough money to purchase a ticket to leave Canada at the end of the trip.
For visitors a return ticket is always recommended given many airlines although they will for some reason be happy to sell a one way ticket maybe who knows because they are usually more expensive than a return for some reason being able to checkin or board on a one way ticket can be problematic without authority to stay or reside for an extended period. Is always a strange requirement anyway to be able to show funds to buy a ticket given a traveller could in theory just leave the airport an spend all their funds so there is a degree of trust by CBSA for a traveller to show intent to leave when expected.
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