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I am a live-in-caregiver for 2 years and 2 months in Toronto. My employer would like me to go with them for a vacation in U.S. I have a multiple entry U.S. Visa. My problem is that I was given a single entry when I enter Canada. Will I have a problem with it when I am going to U.S. and coming back from U.S.? Will they ask for a entry visa to Canada? I did went to U.S. once with my employer but just for a day . Everything went smoothly at that time but this time my employer vacation will take one week.
Can anyone give me a feedback ?
[16-06-2009,23:02]
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Angel |
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(in reply to: crossing US boarder)
Not sure about the Canadian system. BUT US has a system called AVR, which allows you to enter into the US with an expired visa if you have valid status and returning within 21 days. I assume Canada has something similar.
In general single entry visa means just 1 entry. Multiple entry means as much as you like within the visa validity with valid status. In that sense you need to have another visa this time.
[17-06-2009,21:39]
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DC_RC |
crossing US boarder (in reply to: crossing US boarder)
What is AVR? I called CIC and they told me as long as my working permit is still valid , there won´t be any problem.
[20-06-2009,00:39]
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Angel |
(in reply to: crossing US boarder)
i think visiting the US is an exception...as you have a valid visa for canada..u can go the US n come back without having multiple entry visa to canada
[20-06-2009,14:56]
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