I'm going to Vancouver on a tourist visa and I'll be staying with a family friend. Do you really need an invitation letter? If I don't have one will I be denied entry to Canada? Cause I do have my friend's contact information, phone number and adress so I could still provide them with necessary information
That is a very good question. If you are staying with your friend but you do not have an invitation letter from your friend, make sure that you have the full address and phone number of your friend so that the office can call them if needed. As long as you answer the questions genuinely, you are all good.
It depends, but the officer normally does not ask the questions like where do you stay. But they normally ask if you have a job in Canada. If yes, what is your occupation and company name. Questions are random. But don't worry. It is understandable that you are coming for the first time so might not have been settled so there is no issue with not having a job or a permanent place to stay.
Thank you for your feedback. This helps me improve my videos. Since most of my audience are immigrants and English is not their first language, having subtitles help the audience to get the important points mentioned in the video. To help me improve my videos, in your opinion, if the highlight was in a neutral color, you could have watched the video to get the information you are looking for in this video?
@@EliInCanada I often use english subtitles, and as a user of subtitles, I can tell you I personally find your use of the highlighting can make it more difficult to read the word, to the point of irritation. Your eyes need to take as much time as they need before moving on to the next word or the next part of the word, and they need to use their own method of flowing from one word to the next. If the part of the word that you are trying to read suddenly changes to a highlight, your process of reading is disrupted. If you could change the colour in a flowing analog mode, and have it move at speaking speed, that might be interesting. This digital flashing crap, it's gotta stop.
Hello Dear friend! Thanks a lot for sharing the very useful information, This is Gurdeep Singh from India so I just want to ask you something about LMIA work permit so would you like to tell me how can I get a job in Canada?
Hi there. Just like any other applicant, you need to reach out to the company's carrier departments and Human Resources and check the available positions and apply for the ones that matches your expertise.
@@EliInCanada thanks a lot for replying me dear friend but I’m outside of Canada I don’t have visa yet so how can I get work permit or how can I find employer to get me work permit?
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Useful Insights. Thanks for sharing your experience with the border officer through this video.
Glad it was helpful!
very good information thanks Eli
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Very helpful 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
I'm going to Vancouver on a tourist visa and I'll be staying with a family friend. Do you really need an invitation letter? If I don't have one will I be denied entry to Canada? Cause I do have my friend's contact information, phone number and adress so I could still provide them with necessary information
That is a very good question. If you are staying with your friend but you do not have an invitation letter from your friend, make sure that you have the full address and phone number of your friend so that the office can call them if needed. As long as you answer the questions genuinely, you are all good.
Super informative! Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
You from Canada
Very important and valueable information you share for new and first time visitors. Highly appreciated. Thanks
You are most welcome
As good as always!
I'm glad you liked the video 😊
What kind of questions for permanent resident who are coming to Canada first time
It depends, but the officer normally does not ask the questions like where do you stay. But they normally ask if you have a job in Canada. If yes, what is your occupation and company name. Questions are random. But don't worry. It is understandable that you are coming for the first time so might not have been settled so there is no issue with not having a job or a permanent place to stay.
@@EliInCanada Thanks a lot for replying.
Very insightful video, thank you
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Glad you enjoyed it!
Good information Eli
Glad you think so!
Very informative video
Glad you think so!
Thanks
After 17 seconds of watching that super annoying red block highlighting the words, I was done.
Thank you for your feedback. This helps me improve my videos.
Since most of my audience are immigrants and English is not their first language, having subtitles help the audience to get the important points mentioned in the video.
To help me improve my videos, in your opinion, if the highlight was in a neutral color, you could have watched the video to get the information you are looking for in this video?
@@EliInCanada I often use english subtitles, and as a user of subtitles, I can tell you I personally find your use of the highlighting can make it more difficult to read the word, to the point of irritation. Your eyes need to take as much time as they need before moving on to the next word or the next part of the word, and they need to use their own method of flowing from one word to the next. If the part of the word that you are trying to read suddenly changes to a highlight, your process of reading is disrupted. If you could change the colour in a flowing analog mode, and have it move at speaking speed, that might be interesting. This digital flashing crap, it's gotta stop.
@@randyblake2006 Thanks for taking the time and sharing your feedback with me. I will consider that in my next videos.
Good video 😮
Glad you liked it
Hello Dear friend! Thanks a lot for sharing the very useful information, This is Gurdeep Singh from India so I just want to ask you something about LMIA work permit so would you like to tell me how can I get a job in Canada?
Hi there. Just like any other applicant, you need to reach out to the company's carrier departments and Human Resources and check the available positions and apply for the ones that matches your expertise.
@@EliInCanada thanks a lot for replying me dear friend but I’m outside of Canada I don’t have visa yet so how can I get work permit or how can I find employer to get me work permit?