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My Husband went to Canada three months ago and I want to fly now. He is in Ottawa. He was crossed the Montreal Immigration but I´m getting the lower price air ticket at Toronto.
Is there will be any immigration problem if I want to cross Toronto instead of Montreal?
Thanks
Sumo
[13-10-2011,11:10]
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Sumo |
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(in reply to: Is it Important?)
Is it logical to assume your husband arrived and received Landed status based on some type of FSW or PNP permanent residency application?
Now Toronto is approximately 500 kilometers from Montreal. Anyone can take a train from Downtown Toronto to Downtown Montreal for approximately $80.00.
You will still have to get Downtown Toronto from Pearson Airport in Toronto.
Now if you approved to reside in Quebec and you arrive in Toronto and you select an address in Ontario for your PR Card to arrive it could be a problem if your suppose to be residing in Quebec.
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[13-10-2011,11:55]
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Roy |
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Dear Roy;
He is not Quebec provincial immigrant. He stays in Ottawa but when he arrived he checked the Montreal immigration then came to Ottawa. There is no international immigration in Ottawa.
Now, Is there any problem if I crossed Toronto immigration.
Thanks
[13-10-2011,12:07]
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Sumo |
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Ottawa is an International Airport.
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[13-10-2011,12:09]
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Roy |
(in reply to: Is it Important?)
Ottawa International, MACDONALD-CARTIER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT provides a full immigration processing as well.
You can enter through Toronto if you want. Pearson Intl is just a bussier airport that´s all.
[13-10-2011,16:09]
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