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Fwd: [CSSAMSU] A question about Canadian visa.

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From: Qing Yang <ohyangqing@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 9:41 AM
Subject: Re: [CSSAMSU] A question about Canadian visa.
To: CSSAMSU@list.msu.edu


If OISS is not helpful, I would suggest you check directly with the
Consulate General of Canada--maybe after thanksgiving... It probably
depends on what kind of visa you have. In the US it's legal to have an
expired F1 visa as long as our I-20 is valid. I'm not sure if you can do
the same in Canada with an expired visitor (temporary resident) visa. You
might get into trouble since you had to fill out a visa application form
detailing your travel plan, which probably didn't list that you'd stay
longer than the valid period...

2011/11/23 FanWei <f800619w@hotmail.com>

> Sorry to bother. I have a question regarding the Canadian visa.
>
> My Canadian visa will be expired on Dec, 18th. I plan to visit Canada on
> Dec, 17th, and come back in January.
>
> Am I aloowed to come back with an expired Canadian visa? or I have to
> renew it before I leave.
>
> Thank you for your time. Have a great Thanksgiving.
>
> Fan Wei
>
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