@JKokol@LaurenPelley They should've limited number of customers, and followed guidelines of social distancing and putting protective shields between clients and technicians.
@BruceCh58957482@celliottability China is also a big fat liar. Just saying. Their number of cases they report are not making sense and they never show total test conducted.
@Gursimr63226985@CanBorder You still need to prove your travel is essential. Coming to settle with your spouse to start your family and future is essential. You are not coming for tourism or recreation purposes . Good luck. Landing on the 14thπ
@Gursimr63226985@CanBorder Honestly you wont get an answer from Twitter messages. Its generic and not case specific. It's up to the border officer to let you enter. As long as u can prove your relationship and prove that you are exempt, I don't see a reason for them to not let you enter.
@CitImmCanada I am an immediate family of a canadian citizen. I'm travelling to Canada to live with my spouse, with visa approved after March 18. Do i qualify to travel? will be allowed to enter??
@Gursimr63226985@CanBorder I doubt they will answer you. As far as i have read, family is exempt regardless of visa issue date. otherwise they wouldn't allow those with visitor visa to enter either. you can contact them on 1800 461 9999. They are open at 6am EST 7 days a week.
@Gursimr63226985@CanBorder I'm in the same situation as well. I would think spouse's with approved COPR would be allowed to enter if those with Visitor visas of Canadian Citizens or PR are allowed to enter. otherwise it wouldn't make sense.
@Lemon94737019@CanBorder@NewsroomGC It clearly states anyone who is a foreign national (either US or Outside US) can enter and exempt from travel restrictions as long as they meet definition of immediate family as outlined in their policy.
@CitImmCanada if they are spouse of a canadian citizen, are they not exempt from travel restrictions, regardless of when they were issued their IM-1 visa?