VIENNA OFFICE

[messenger]

Hi all

Can anyone tell me what is this spreadsheet for and where may I find it?

Much obliged

Messenger

 

[nole73]

Hi all

Can anyone tell me what is this spreadsheet for and where may I find it?

Much obliged

Messenger

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjvSDmSjyQZ0dE5DZk9Ua2ViTDRGZXhrM0w3V2xtdVE

It's self-explanatory. Cheers

 

[messenger]

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjvSDmSjyQZ0dE5DZk9Ua2ViTDRGZXhrM0w3V2xtdVE

It's self-explanatory. Cheers

Thank you nole73. Very kind of you!

messenger

 

[mase]

I hope this week we will get a good new!!!

 

[Doni]

Urgent:

I have a question for all who can reply and give some help.

I have a friend, who wants to attend a Language Course in Vancouver. He made a payment for that course including homestay family for one month, but wants to know what kind of documents he needs to submit in order to have more chances to get the visa. Does he need to prove that he has property in his country and that he has a job so he is not going to stay there (Vancouver) after he finishes the course. His visa office is Vienna.

Any additional information would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

 

[riverrock55]

Question. How do you know if you are exempt from the passport request (PPR)?

My wife and I are living in Canada and have sent the application to Vienna. We plan on traveling back to Europe this May. If the office requests he passport she won't have it to fly back in May. what then?

 

[NS021]

Question. How do you know if you are exempt from the passport request (PPR)?

My wife and I are living in Canada and have sent the application to Vienna. We plan on traveling back to Europe this May. If the office requests he passport she won't have it to fly back in May. what then?

Here is a link where you can see all the countries that do need visa and the ones that are exempt (the link is just below the title, so it takes you to the bottom of the page): http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp#exemptions

 

[riverrock55]

Thanks NS021.

She is from Slovakia and doesn't need a visa. I didn't realize they only requested passports from countries who are not exempt.

 

[WYWH]

Urgent:

I have a question for all who can reply and give some help.

I have a friend, who wants to attend a Language Course in Vancouver. He made a payment for that course including homestay family for one month, but wants to know what kind of documents he needs to submit in order to have more chances to get the visa. Does he need to prove that he has property in his country and that he has a job so he is not going to stay there (Vancouver) after he finishes the course. His visa office is Vienna.

Any additional information would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance...

Hi Doni,

As far as I know, your friend will need to submit anything that would help prove his intent to return back home. There is no rule on the amount of evidence submitted, but the more the better. For example, if he is employed, he needs an employment letter from his company and a letter that states his time off (in this case - one month). If he has some property, he needs proof that he is the owner. If he is a university/ college student, he would need proof that he is enrolled and that he plans to continue. These are only some examples. Additional examples would be proving that he has enough funds in his account. They do ask for a copy of his bank book or a printout of the last few months transactions. If he has a family (wife, kids) that helps too. Then they know for sure he would return. If he makes a reservation with a travel agency, he will need to show the return flight itinerary.
These are some of the things I can think of right now. They will certainly be suspicious as to why the applicant is attending a language course in Vancouver when language courses are available anywhere else, his country included, so he better be careful what he says.

I hope it helps somewhat. Good luck to your friend.

 

[Doni]

Hi Doni,

As far as I know, your friend will need to submit anything that would help prove his intent to return back home. There is no rule on the amount of evidence submitted, but the more the better. For example, if he is employed, he needs an employment letter from his company and a letter that states his time off (in this case - one month). If he has some property, he needs proof that he is the owner. If he is a university/ college student, he would need proof that he is enrolled and that he plans to continue. These are only some examples. Additional examples would be proving that he has enough funds in his account. They do ask for a copy of his bank book or a printout of the last few months transactions. If he has a family (wife, kids) that helps too. Then they know for sure he would return. If he makes a reservation with a travel agency, he will need to show the return flight itinerary.
These are some of the things I can think of right now. They will certainly be suspicious as to why the applicant is attending a language course in Vancouver when language courses are available anywhere else, his country included, so he better be careful what he says.

I hope it helps somewhat. Good luck to your friend.

Thanks WYWH. I appreciate this...

 

[nole73]

Finally!!! Went to Vienna yesterday and got my wife's COPR and visa!!! Everything was finished pretty quickly, submitted passport in the morning and picked it up around 2:15pm. Just ensure that all the info on COPR and visa is correct or not missing. Birthplace of my wife is missing on her COPR, however that's quite common for applicants with lengthy birthplace name. It will be mentioned and corrected at the airport during the landing procedure (December 9).

Good luck to all of you and I wish you speedy resolution of your cases. Feel free to PM me and I will try to get back to you at my earliest convenience.

Also, just saw the post that someone got their sponsorship approval (stage 1) in 6 days!!! I was gob-smacked.

 

[Tipha]

Finally!!! Went to Vienna yesterday and got my wife's COPR and visa!!! Everything was finished pretty quickly, submitted passport in the morning and picked it up around 2:15pm. Just ensure that all the info on COPR and visa is correct or not missing. Birthplace of my wife is missing on her COPR, however that's quite common for applicants with lengthy birthplace name. It will be mentioned and corrected at the airport during the landing procedure (December 9).

Good luck to all of you and I wish you speedy resolution of your cases. Feel free to PM me and I will try to get back to you at my earliest convenience.

Also, just saw the post that someone got their sponsorship approval (stage 1) in 6 days!!! I was gob-smacked.

Congrats nole73!!!!

And sponsor approval in 6 days???? im stunned, and its unbelievable then that others waited so dam long for theirs.....

 

[McDutch]

I had to send my marriage certificate and redo form IMM5406 because i somehow forgot to add my parents there.

Sigh!

They should get it all around Monday!
Hopefully it's all they are waiting for

 

[Venecan]

Congratulations Nole!!
Happy landing!

 

[europe]

Finally!!! Went to Vienna yesterday and got my wife's COPR and visa!!! Everything was finished pretty quickly, submitted passport in the morning and picked it up around 2:15pm. Just ensure that all the info on COPR and visa is correct or not missing. Birthplace of my wife is missing on her COPR, however that's quite common for applicants with lengthy birthplace name. It will be mentioned and corrected at the airport during the landing procedure (December 9).

Good luck to all of you and I wish you speedy resolution of your cases. Feel free to PM me and I will try to get back to you at my earliest convenience.

Also, just saw the post that someone got their sponsorship approval (stage 1) in 6 days!!! I was gob-smacked.

congratulation Nole , all the best and happy landing