is it within the immigration rule to move the principal applicant first to the canada and after somedays wife and other children ?
If 4 family members got the visa and only the principal applicant is moving then what minimum fund to carry with ?
Hi
The principal applicant can travel first or all the whole family at the same time-it really depend on how you have planned it.
If the principal applicant is going first,it will be advisable to declared or show proof of fund for the whole family so that when the other family members are coming,the proof of fund will not be consider again by the immigration officers.
Benny
FIRST LANDING:
The 'Record of Landing' is completed while 'landing' for the 1st time. For this purpose the PA 'must' land 'first' or alongwith 'all', or 'few' of his accompanying family members. Anyone or more or all of his family members 'cannot' land first w/out the PA. -That's the law.
That means 'accompanying dependents' can always 'land' later [individually or in groups], but NOT before the PA lands. And everyone must 'land' on or before the expiry date of the visa/s, which is pasted on their Pps.
PROOF OF FUNDS: No. of ........ Funds Required(Cdn$) Family
Members 1 ............... $11,086 2 ............... $13,801 3 ............... $16,967 4 ............... $20,599 <Your case 5 ............... $23,364 6 ............... $26,350 7 or more ... $29,337
For the 'Record of Landing', irrespective of the no. of family members performing the 1st landing, the entire POF [as per the chart above] must be shown to the IO at the POE. Subsequent 'landings' by the 'accompanying dependents' do not need to show the POF
That means, whether the PA alone or one or more of his family members are 'landing' for the 1st time, the above funds are required. It's another matter whether the IO at the POE doesn't ask for it [very often that happens]. But, w/out the POF our entry can be 'Denied'.