Vacation outside Canada after Spousal sponsorship application

[uhh-ly-sa]

hi i just wanted to know if its OK for my husband to have a vacation outside Canada for 1 month after application of spousal sponsorship.
thanks!

 

[scylla]

Is he a citizen or PR?

 

[uhh-ly-sa]

Thank you for your reply.
He's a PR.

 

[Melinna]

Hi!

I have almost the same question - I'm going to be sponsored by my husband inland, because I want to apply for work permit at the same time, but I will need to travel outside of Canada for a month!while my application is being reviewed. I have a visitor visa for 10 years. Will it be the real problem to cross the Canadian border when I'm back?

Thanks in advance.

 

[uhh-ly-sa]

Is he a citizen or PR?

he's a PR

 

[mikeymyke]

If he's a PR, he's supposed to remain in Canada during the processing of the application. He can leave for a couple weeks with few problems, a month might be pushing it and he could risk having the PR app refused.

Hi!

I have almost the same question - I'm going to be sponsored by my husband inland, because I want to apply for work permit at the same time, but I will need to travel outside of Canada for a month!while my application is being reviewed. I have a visitor visa for 10 years. Will it be the real problem to cross the Canadian border when I'm back?

Thanks in advance.

If you're planning on travelling outside Canada, then don't go inland. A visitor visa is not a guarantee that you can enter Canada, it just simply means you don't have to re-apply for it again, and you're guaranteed to at least make it to the Canadian airport. Whether you're allowed in or not is dependent on the officer during screening.

I suggest you either go outland, or travel first, then go inland.