According to the recent changes, the Indian rupee which is equivalent for cost recovery fee will change from October 12, 2009 onwards as far as the Immigration services are concerned.
Some of the included amendments are:
| Earlier | Now | Earlier | Now | |
| Indian Rupees | CAD $ | |||
| Principal Applicant for PR Visa | 22340 | 24060 | 550$ | 550$ |
| Principal Applicant for Entrepreneur, Investor or Self Employed Application | 42650 | 45940 | 1050$ | 1050$ |
| Single Entry to Canada for Temporary Resident Visa | 3050 | 3280 | 75$ | 75$ |
The list is endless. It would be an intelligent decision to consult a veteran attired with a healthy experience in the field of Immigration to go for a bother-free future. Also, applications with an incorrect fee would be returned. Therefore it is advised that the applicants should delay their submission and at the same time consult a person who is updated with the latest happenings in the Immigration world. This way, the applicants can survive a visa-denial.
As far as the refused or withdrawn applications are concerned, the processing fee is not refundable. It is mandatory to go for the option of Bank Drafts and Certifies cheques (in favor of “Canadian High Commission” or “Receiver General for Canada”) rather than cash payments as the later is not accepted. It would be better to take guidance from an Immigration and Visa expert and know more about the new amendments in the cost recovery fee.
