is there really a screening visa that you pay $100 before being allowed to enter canada?
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Oh I see, you have to bribe the mounty to get in.
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where are you know ? if you are already in Canada just stay there and don't worry about thing... if you are outside then you must wait until your sponsorship papers get processed... once you filled an immigration petition you can't really use a tourist visa anymore...
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well its hard to answer. but u better check with commerical lawyers bout the maximum % charged by any agency in canada.\n\nother then that ... try contacting with employer who are using agency servious .. if they help
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you could be stuck with a big bill since you would only be covered for the equivalent of what it would cost here in Canada.\nthere are limits and i wouldn't put much faith in it all being covered. that is why anyone with half a brain will get some supplemental insurance when they travel outside of Canada.
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A visitor visa (actually, a temporary resident visa, or TRV) is a document issued to persons from countries which require it as an endorsement in their valid passport, for presentation at a Canadian port of entry. Citizens of Japan don't require visas to enter Canada as visitors. They would normally get a stamp at the port of entry, typically allowing them to enter for six months. However, if the immigration officer has a reason to impose restrictions on the period of stay authorized, or if there are other valid reasons, a visitor record is issued.\n\nA visitor record can be issued to all visitors, whether they have a previously issued visa or not. You are allowed to stay for the duration of your visitor record's validity. Should you wish to extend your stay, you may submit an application to do so. The application would have to be sent to the office in Vegreville prior to expiry of your visitor record.\n\nIf your intention is to become a permanent resident of Canada, you must apply to a Canadian visa office abroad. You can apply either to the office serving your country of nationality, or, if you are  a legal temporary resident of Canada, you may apply to the Canadian Consulate General in Buffalo, NY, which is the central processing office for residents of Canada and the United States.
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I'm glad I live in Canada, because it is really cheap here. I would ask your doctor for samples. Many doctors will give them to patients who don't have insurance, or the means to pay for medication.
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Talk to your University administration, they might have a student visa program.
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Go to the Canadian Consolate and pick up your workers visa
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Call or email them. info provided below. Double check wat people say to you with the PROPER authorities\nBut as a greencard holder he doesnt need a visas. Let him have his greencard (and as precaution his passport) on him during the trip. People are selected at random, and when selected you will need to show proof. Good luck\n\nhttp://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/can-am/washington/menu-en.asp
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no you have to pay later, may be for the application. a little fee\n\n:> peace\n.
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Well, technically you are allowed to go to Canada.You just will not be able to come back to US  because you don't have any documents showing your status in the US. Paperwork in process is not enough and the only reason is that you might be not approved later when INS makes decision.\nSorry, you have to wait a little bit.\n\nGood Luck.
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Yeah about that. Also remember to take $100 USD to the embassy, and another $85 in case they want to finger print and photo you.\n\nBetter information from the Mexico City US Embassy (try google.com)
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Not good if you are seeking visa sponsorship - great if you do not have a "visa situation".
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Sorry for the Dumb A$$ answers! It really depends on the immigration status of your friend once he/she arrives in Canada. More likely than not he will be a Canadian Resident which is equal to our I-551 holders (Immigrant -or- Permanent Resident). He will need to apply for a visitor visa and will be subject to all the restrictions that come with the visa. He/She will also be issued a I-94 which will indicated his maximum period of admission into the United States...
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I am afraid it is YES for both the countries. The VISA officers are going to closely observe this and better scores does influnce thier decision favorably. And to a very large extent the requirement for Canada is around 7.5+ on a scale of 9.0.
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As a Canadian citizen, on a temporary visit for pleasure, you do not need a visa.  While you could enter by land with just proof of citizenship and a photo ID, the Government of Canada continues to recommend that Canadians carry a valid Canadian passport for all visits to the United States.\n\nYou're most likely to be admitted for 6 months.  However, if you have a "bunch of stuff" with you that leads the US CBP officer to believe that you are moving permanently to the US, and do not intend to return to Canada, you may be denied entry all together. \n\nhttp://www.amcits.com/canada.asp#documentation\n\nhttp://www.voyage.gc.ca/main/sos/ci/cur-en.asp?txt_ID=852
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You have to fill out some applications. Just look it up on the internet because the procedure is different place to place. There may be a fee but its not alot. I would guess, about 100$.