Landing outside Quebec when you've indicated Quebec as your
destination
A change in intended destination prior to landing may be a material
change to your application which is sufficient to warrant the revision of
the application by the visa office. As a general rule, this would
typically only be the case if the individual, prior to landing,
makes such a change in intention so as to wish to reside in Quebec
although having applied with an intended destination outside of Quebec, or
vice-versa.
Length of time required to land in Canada following the issuance of
a Visa
You will have a period of one year following the initial conclusion of
your medical examination in order to land. If delays cause the validity of
your medical documents to expire, additional examinations may be required.
Requirements for Landing in different provinces
Is not necessarily required to land where you initially indicated.
Dependents
They must land at the same time, or following the principal applicant,
within the validity of the landing documents.
Necessary Documentation
Applicants must take along a valid passport and the landing documents.
Proof of settlements funds may also be requested at the time of landing.
Applicants may also benefit by taking copies of any available statutory
documents (i.e., birth certificates, marriage certificates, etc.), as well
as an inventory of the items they wish to take to Canada.
Staying In Canada Following Landing
There are certain requirements concerning a permanent resident's
physical presence in Canada that should be considered.
Extending the expiration date of landing documents
Applicants must generally land within the time indicated on the landing
documents. Failure to do so may mean that the applicant forfeits any
status that may have been tentatively given. |
