Some aspects of Canada migration clarified for immigrant aspirants

Below are certain queries with respect to Canada migration clarified for immigrant aspirants. These cover Canada PR, Spousal sponsorship, language requirements, immigration programs and more.

• A citizen of Canada intends to sponsor his wife for Canada PR via the program for Spousal Sponsorship. He is convicted of a DUI. Can he still sponsor his wife?

It is possible for applicants to sponsor a spouse even if they have DUI in the past records. Normally, citizens and Canada PR holders cannot sponsor a spouse for Canada migration if convicted of DUI or violent/sexual offense. But they can sponsor the spouse or common-law-partner if more than 5 years have elapsed after completion of the sentence.

• Does an Indian national who applies for a Canada Work permit require a Visitor visa too?

Nationals of some nations require a TRV or Temporary Resident Visa for Canada migration. It is also known as the Visitor visa. When a national from a nation that requires TRV applies for a work permit from outside Canada, the TRV is automatically approved with the approval of the work permit. It is not required to apply separately for a TRV, as quoted by the CIC News.

• Are valid IELTS results required at the time of applying to Express entry or expired results be submitted and new results be submitted at a later date?

A valid result of language test such as IELTS is required for completing the Express entry profile of a candidate. At the time of creating the profile in Express entry, all data pertaining to IELTS has to be furnished. It is also required that applicants ensure that they satisfy the minimum language scores to qualify for the program.

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