[adm_pri]

Achei essa resposta no site do cic nas FAQ
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/faq/immigrate/sponsor/index.asp

“I want to sponsor my spouse. Is it faster to apply from inside or outside Canada?

It is usually faster to apply to sponsor a spouse from outside Canada. However, the requirements to immigrate to Canada are the same in both cases.

Some differences between the processes:

Inside Canada
•average of 12 to 18 months to process routine applications
•no right of appeal
•you are advised to stay in Canada while your application is being processed (If you leave Canada and cannot re-enter, the application will be abandoned)
•you can send an application for an open work permit with the sponsorship application (the permit will be issued as soon as you are eligible for it)
Outside Canada
•average of 6 to 12 months to process routine applications
•right of appeal
•you can leave and re-enter Canada while your application is being processed as long as you meet all requirements to enter Canada
•if you want to work in Canada while your application is being processed, you must apply for a regular work permit

Ok, aqui fala em 12 a 18 meses, mas isso já nao seria o prazo mais ou menos normal de um processo regular? ainda nao entendi se teria alguma vantagem…

[adm_pri]

Olha, pelo o que diz na reportagem, tem como interferir positivamente , sim, tanto que o Governo estuda meios de dificultar a obtenção de visto de RP para aqueles que se casam com RP ou cidadão só por interesse… se não houvesse nenhuma relação, não precisaria desse projeto de lei, enfim…
Mas agora o que vou tentar pesquisar é como isso pode ser obtido? Será que alguém aqui do fórum conhece alguém que fez isso?

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