UK Citizen and US Spouse living in UK thinking of Canada

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stuwoolfMember30 June 2018 11:43:58

My US wife and I married in Scotland last December. Due to an error with vise she had to return to the US and apply for a UK Spouse visa. This was issued May 2018. She moved to Scotland in June 2018 where we now live. My wife has permission to live and work in UK for 33 months and then reapply for a further 33 months and on completion of 60 months can apply for Indefinate Leave to Remain.

However I have grave concerns with the outcome of Brexit and we are considering our options. Canada could be an option.

Neither of us know anything about Canadian immigration and seek advice and guidance.

Is it possible for us to move to Canada?

Thanks for any help given.

stumpy Laos Expert

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stumpyLaos Expert30 June 2018 21:20:59

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I suggest you read other posts on the Canada forum for information.

Bhavna Team

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam02 July 2018 10:03:08

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Hello everyone,

@stuwoolf, you may also find out here : https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immig … nship.html

Lots of information are available for Canada and all of them can be found on the official immigration website.

All the best,
Bhavna

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