Home Loan after Applying for PR Application - Awaiting Decision

[hardeep_khalsa]

Hello Guys, I had a question. Can someone take a home loan after applying for PR Application. I am FSW-O , India. Wud it raise questions, or do I need to tell IRCC before taking the loan ?? Is there any restriction or something ?? Or I can just take any loan I like after eAPR ??

Please please do let me know if anyone has any knowledge.

 

[kanambigou]

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[kanambigou]

Oui

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

Hello Guys, I had a question. Can someone take a home loan after applying for PR Application. I am FSW-O , India. Wud it raise questions, or do I need to tell IRCC before taking the loan ?? Is there any restriction or something ?? Or I can just take any loan I like after eAPR ??

Please please do let me know if anyone has any knowledge.

Are you asking about getting a home loan in India? If so, IRCC doesn't care. Since you have already submitted your PR application month ago or so, you don't need to worry about debt and POF either (not that a loan would result in a rejection).

You'd be required to have POF till you land in Canada.

 

[hardeep_khalsa]

Are you asking about getting a home loan in India? If so, IRCC doesn't care. Since you have already submitted your PR application month ago or so, you don't need to worry about debt and POF either (not that a loan would result in a rejection).

You'd be required to have POF till you land in Canada.

Thank u so much for taking out time to reply.
Yes, a Loan in India, and yes, the POF will remain intact until after I reach Canada.

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

Thank u so much for taking out time to reply.
Yes, a Loan in India, and yes, the POF will remain intact until after I reach Canada.

Yes, no worries then. As long as you've POF, you are good.

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

Yes, you are evaluated on your net worth, which includes all monetary assets minus any loans.

What do you mean? Are you saying:
1. net worth = monetory assets - loans?
2. or, net worth = monetory assets?

 

[kanambigou]

Salut svp pour le visa et paspore on recoi quan?

 

[JerryUStall]

As far as I know, applying for a home loan after submitting your PR application shouldn't typically raise questions or cause issues with your application.

 

[JerryUStall]

As far as I know, applying for a home loan after submitting your PR application shouldn't typically raise questions or cause issues with your application.

There's no strict restriction that I'm aware of. However, it's always a good idea to be transparent, so if you feel unsure, it might not hurt to give a heads-up to IRCC just to keep things clear. And remember, I'm not an expert, but sharing what I've heard so far. Best of luck with your FSW-O application! Oh, and by the way, have you considered connecting with a Mortgage Broker in Northampton? They could provide some valuable insights too.

 

[milon45]

Hello Guys, I had a question. Can someone take a home loan after applying for PR Application. I am FSW-O , India. Wud it raise questions, or do I need to tell IRCC before taking the loan Review of a loan provider called Harmoney?? Is there any restriction or something ?? Or I can just take any loan I like after eAPR ??

Please please do let me know if anyone has any knowledge.

applying for a home loan after submitting your PR application should not inherently raise questions or pose issues with the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Your financial decisions, including taking a loan, are generally separate from your immigration application. However, it's always a good practice to keep the IRCC informed about any changes or updates in your circumstances. While there isn't a specific requirement to inform them about taking a loan, transparency is appreciated. If you have any doubts, consider reaching out to the IRCC directly or consulting with an immigration professional to ensure you navigate the process smoothly.

 

[foodie69]

applying for a home loan after submitting your PR application should not inherently raise questions or pose issues with the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Your financial decisions, including taking a loan, are generally separate from your immigration application. However, it's always a good practice to keep the IRCC informed about any changes or updates in your circumstances. While there isn't a specific requirement to inform them about taking a loan, transparency is appreciated. If you have any doubts, consider reaching out to the IRCC directly or consulting with an immigration professional to ensure you navigate the process smoothly.

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