Holiday to Canada from the UK for Thai wife and Me

[malct]

My wife and i have been invited to Canada for a holiday, But i believe its going to be a lot of hassle with getting a visa, So i thought i would ask if anyone from the UK have had a Holiday in Canada.

My wife is still a Thai Citizen and a Indefinite leave to remain in the UK.

Everything points that in order to get a Visa for Canada,, My wife must return to thailand in order to do the Visa which would make the Holiday to Canada way to expensive, Is that the Case.

 

Anyone know any different and what was the costs if you were able to apply from the UK.

 

Thank you for any help

 

[theoldgit]

I don't think your wife will have to return to Thailand to submit her application, the guidance says she should submit "Evidence of your immigration status in the country of residence", and as a person with ILR she is legally resident there. 

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/forms/IMM5875E.pdf

 

The fees are detailed on the VFS website

https://www.vfsglobal.ca/canada/UnitedKingdom/Service_and_Service_Charge.html

[malct]

Thank you theoldgit

 

Its a great help

[Ron jeremy]

Good luck let us know how she makes out and enjoy my country.

[BobbyL]

I am 100% certain she wouldn't have to return Thailand for the visa.

 

When my wife and I lived in the UK she obtained many visas (Schenegen, USA, India) whilst in the UK. Unless Canada have different rules I am assuming she can apply in London. 

[VocalNeal]

On 8/2/2019 at 4:50 PM, malct said:

My wife and i have been invited to Canada for a holiday,

It's a big place. Montreal is closer to London than it is to Vancouver. Bear in mind that the summer shuts down on 1st September.