Toronto

A Thai here with a permanent resident in Mexico. Getting a permanent resident in Mexico isn't hard but expensive. You need to have a big pension or a big saving over $0 sitting in the back or 12 month. As a Thai living in Mexico for almost 10 years now, nothing compared to living in Thailand. My Canadian husband and I have planned to move to Thailand. Thailand has many more beautiful beaches, a lot more selections of good food and a lot more things to see and do. I find Mexico to be quite boring to be honest and no it isnt cheaper here but a bit more expensive.

If she used to have a Canadian visa that was expired no more than 10 years or a valid US visa she can apply for an ETA. Thai passport was just granted an visa exemption this June and can apply for an ETA to Canada but she will need to meet the above requirement.

@Victor *********

you are very welcome ☺️

It isn't difficult. You child will automatically become canadian you just have to contact the embassy. I'm a thai and my husband is a canadian. First you will need to prove that you will be able to support her. You will have to submit application to sponsor your spouse. Once you are approved, your spouse will be able to apply for her permanent resident status. Once she becomes a permanent resident, check gov website to see how long she will have to be in Canada in order to apply for citizenship as information changes once in a while.

You will first need to show that you have enough income to support your spouse. Have your last 2 years of NOA ready you will need them.

This is the best website to get info

Your child can apply for a canadian passport but until your spouse application is finished and approved, she can obtain temporary resident visa to come to Canada. Have all of your communication between you 2, all of the photos and everything to prove that your marriage is real. They will be helpful for sponsorship application process. You don't need a lawyer. It's very straightforward. Good luck!

@Camila ******

sorry to hear. Where is the flight from. I will see if I can help.

@Camila ******

look for the flight in Aug as there are no commerical flights yet. First talk to the embassy if it's something that they can do for you.

@Camila ******

yes the embassy got us to book the flight too with the airline that they specified. We got the booking for Aug 8 but the flight is leaving on Jul 22. We sent the booking information to the embassy and they changed the flight for us with the airlines.

All the passengers will have to go thru the embassy in their region as there will be a lot of paperwork involved. Each flight can only take some passengers. The flight from Vancouver last month only had 80. Not sure how many will get this month. You will need a certificate of entry from the embassy plus an agreement for 14 days quarantine and fit to fly certificate from a doctor issued less than 72 hours. You will then book a flight with the airline specified by the embassy. I know it isn't easy as we just went thru this. Contact the embassy in your region asap and let them know why your husband needs a flight. Good luck!

I believe everyone needs a visa to go to Burma. It isn't that difficult and only takes a few days. We did a few years ago. There is an express service that you pay extra and have it done the next day but couldn't remember how much. Sorry can't help about overstay.