New Daughter without PR Card

[tommypau76]

Hi everyone!

me, my wife and my daughter received our PR cards about 2 years ago; we're almost ready to move to Canada but in the meantime we've had another daughter, now 1 year and a half old

can she enter Canada with just passport and eTA, with us having PR status?

thanks everyone!

 

[zardoz]

Hi everyone!

me, my wife and my daughter received our PR cards about 2 years ago; we're almost ready to move to Canada but in the meantime we've had another daughter, now 1 year and a half old

can she enter Canada with just passport and eTA, with us having PR status?

thanks everyone!

What nationality is your daughter? You being a PR doesn't change anything related to her immigration situation.

 

[immigrant7]

She needs a VISA / eTA for her to travel with you now.
Then you can sponsor her for PR, once you are in Canada.

 

[tommypau76]

What nationality is your daughter? You being a PR doesn't change anything related to her immigration situation.

Italy!

 

[tommypau76]

She needs a VISA / eTA for her to travel with you now.
Then you can sponsor her for PR, once you are in Canada.

Great! so passport and eTA is enough, thanks!!!

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hi everyone!

me, my wife and my daughter received our PR cards about 2 years ago; we're almost ready to move to Canada but in the meantime we've had another daughter, now 1 year and a half old

can she enter Canada with just passport and eTA, with us having PR status?

thanks everyone!

Note that depending on your province, your non-PR child may not be able to get provincial health coverage until becoming a PR.

 

[immigrant7]

Great! so passport and eTA is enough, thanks!!!

Hold On, if you are from a VISA exempt country then yes, eTA and PP might be enough.
But if not, then you need visitor Visa.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hold On, if you are from a VISA exempt country then yes, eTA and PP might be enough.
But if not, then you need visitor Visa.

Read the previous posts. OP is from Italy.

 

[tommypau76]

Note that depending on your province, your non-PR child may not be able to get provincial health coverage until becoming a PR.

ohh yes, good point: didn't realize that, thanks again!

 

[tommypau76]

hi everyone, thank you so much for your help and suggestions!

actually Canada Embassy in Rome told me I need a Temporary Resident Visa for my child...

I'm looking at the form and it's quite tricky, as it has some mandatory fields to fill definitely not suitable to a 2 years old child, like the "work experience" section

anyone had experience compiling this TRV for kids?

thanks again!

 

[canuck_in_uk]

hi everyone, thank you so much for your help and suggestions!

actually Canada Embassy in Rome told me I need a Temporary Resident Visa for my child...

I'm looking at the form and it's quite tricky, as it has some mandatory fields to fill definitely not suitable to a 2 years old child, like the "work experience" section

anyone had experience compiling this TRV for kids?

thanks again!

The embassy is wrong. Your Italian child is visa-exempt and therefore cannot apply for a TRV. Just get an eTA.