If I have a retirement visa from one province and move to another, can i extend that visa in the 2nd province? What are the requirements?
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If you have a retirement visa from one province and decide to move to another, you can potentially extend your visa at the new province's immigration office. Key requirements include filing a TM30 form (notification of foreigner residence) with either yourself or your landlord, checking with the new immigration office for a possible TM27 form (change of address), and conducting your 90-day reporting at the new office with your updated address. However, be aware that some immigration offices may not grant the first extension of stay for a visa issued in a different province, so it is essential to verify this in advance.
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you are correct, you can't get an in country 90 day Non-O visa from the immigration office at one province and then go to another province to get the year extension. You start and complete the process at the same immigration office
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once you have a yearly extension you can indeed file 90 day reports at a different address if you moved.
of course you can file a 90 day report in a different province from where your extension was granted, you just have a TM30 showing you live in that province now and maybe the Tm27 change of address form.
Then you can do 90 day reports at the immigration office in the province where you live no matter where you got the extension
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