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Immigration Support Letter for Spouse

Tharun Thomas is applying for a spousal visa to accompany his wife Minta Thankam Mathew who is pursuing postgraduate studies in financial technology at Conestoga College in Canada. They have been married for three years in an arranged marriage and have a loving relationship, finding it difficult to be apart while Minta studies abroad. Tharun has five years of work experience in teaching and is eager to support Minta financially and emotionally during her time in Canada, while also contributing to the Canadian economy with his skills. He provides documentation showing they can afford living expenses for Minta's program.

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Immigration Support Letter for Spouse

Tharun Thomas is applying for a spousal visa to accompany his wife Minta Thankam Mathew who is pursuing postgraduate studies in financial technology at Conestoga College in Canada. They have been married for three years in an arranged marriage and have a loving relationship, finding it difficult to be apart while Minta studies abroad. Tharun has five years of work experience in teaching and is eager to support Minta financially and emotionally during her time in Canada, while also contributing to the Canadian economy with his skills. He provides documentation showing they can afford living expenses for Minta's program.

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  • Introduction and Purpose
  • Financial Details and Conclusion

To,

Visa Office
High Commission of Canada.
March 09, 2023

I am writing to express my strong desire to accompany my wife, Minta Thankam Mathew,


who is studying in Canada. My name is Tharun Thomas, and I am an Assistant Professor from
India. It has been difficult for my wife and I to remain apart as she pursues her studies in
Canada. We have been married for about three years.

My sole purpose in applying is to be with my partner, Minta Thankam Mathew, and support
her during her studies in Canada. Ours is an arranged marriage. This marriage proposal was
devised by a family friend. Her family set a date and invited my family and me to meet her.
That was the first time we met. When I saw her, I felt a special pulse in my mind, and I had a
feeling she would be my life partner, and it happened exactly like that. That was the first time
we exchanged words. She liked me, and I liked her. As a result, the marriage decided upon by
both families was confirmed.

Our engagement took place on Saturday December 28, 2019, in the presence of our parents,
relatives, and friends, and our marriage took place on Monday January 6, 2020, at Bethel
Marthoma Church Karavaloor, Kollam, Kerala, according to traditional Christian rituals and
ceremonies. We've been living together with mutual love and respect ever since. She is a
wonderful wife who supports me in all aspects of my life. As a result, being apart from each
other is extremely difficult for us. We haven't been apart for three years because we used to
leave for the job in the morning and return in the evening.

Even after three months of marriage, the COVID-19 epidemic struck. It was a huge disaster
for the world, but we loved those times. We didn't have to go to work because of the
lockdown. So, we had some time to get to know and love one another. We shared household
activities and cooked together, and we formed a strong bond. My wife is currently pursuing a
postgraduate degree in financial technology at Conestoga College Guelph Campus. I am
delighted to join her and support her in any manner I can in Canada, using my knowledge and
abilities. I believe that by coming to Canada, I can give her the help she needs to succeed in
her career. I have been missing my wife, Minta, since she began studying in Canada.

As a loving and caring partner, I am always there for her in all aspects of her life, but it is
difficult for me to support her from afar. Apart from that, she has never gone anywhere alone
until now, either with her parents or with me, so she feels lonely by herself. Because of this,
I think she would greatly benefit from being with me. I would really like to accompany her to
Canada and provide her with the necessary physical, emotional, and financial support.

Aside from assisting my spouse, I am eager to work and contribute to the Canadian economy.
I have a Master’s Degree in Computer Applications (MCA). Besides it now, I have almost 5
years of experience as an Assistant Professor at Musaliar College of Arts and Science in
Pathanamthitta, Kerala, and 1.5 years of experience as a QA Analyst at Floret Technologies
and Twinsway Technologies Trivandrum.

I acknowledge that I have earned priceless skills, and I relish the prospect of using them to
help Canadian businesses and organizations. I certainly believe that I can find work in Canada
that makes use of my abilities and passions, which will allow me to contribute to the labour
force here. I'm a reliable employee with a good sense of accountability. I am looking forward
to finding out for myself that Canada is a diverse and welcoming nation recognised for its
outstanding standard of living.

Fortunately, we are in a financially stable position to afford Minta’s education during the
period. For the proof of fund, I have attached my family’s asset valuation report for a value
of CAD1,71,928 (@ 60 INR/ CAD) with immovable asset amounting to CAD 121,871 and
movable asset 50,056. I have also attached my wife’s GIC account receipt in CIBC Bank,
Canada which amounts to CAD 10,000. All this will suffice our initial cost of establishment and
living expenses for a few months as a family. Later, my employment can provide the financial
support we might need.

The asset valuation report depicts that I own assets worth CAD 171,928 (@ 60 INR/CAD),
need to take care of the properties. In addition, I am the one of the youngest sons of my
mother, it is my duty and responsibility to take care of them as they become older and I
would be responsible for managing my mother’s farming and agriculture as she gets older.
I wish to be close to them and fulfil my social obligation by providing financial and emotional
support to them. For us, family entails wrapping your arms around each other and being
present. I am also incredibly blessed to have childhood friends, extended families, and
relatives in Kerala with whom I have a special bond. I am confident that this international
certificate will assist my wife in establishing her dream career in my home country, and I
believe that studying in Canada will improve our prospects in India. Overall, returning to India
is essential for us to achieve our professional and personal objectives.

I understand that obtaining a spousal visa will allow me to work and reside in Canada for the
duration of my wife's studies. I am hoping to take advantage of this opportunity to work and
support my wife. I could assure you that after my wife’s studies I will leave the country at
the earliest. Furthermore, I am a responsible individual and am committed to following
Canadian laws and regulations. I believe that Canada will provide us with the stability and
opportunities we need to build a happy and successful life together for short term. Thus, I
request you approve my work permit application so that I will be able to assist my spouse
emotionally, morally, and financially during her PG diploma course at Conestoga College
Guelph Campus, Canada.

Thank you for considering my application.

Warm Regards,

Tharun Thomas

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Tharun Thomas outlines multiple ways in which his presence in Canada would benefit his wife. He notes that Minta feels lonely studying alone as she has never been away from family or him. By joining her, Thomas argues he can provide essential physical, emotional, and financial support. He emphasizes the partnership aspect of their relationship, highlighting how they benefitted from each other's presence during the COVID-19 lockdown. Thomas believes his support will allow Minta to focus more effectively on her postgraduate studies, thus enhancing her career prospects .

Tharun Thomas expresses a strong intention to return to India after his wife's studies, emphasizing that returning is crucial for achieving their professional and personal goals. He suggests that the international certificate his wife gains will help establish her career in India, indicating that their long-term plans are centered around their home country. Furthermore, he mentions his responsibilities towards his family in India, including managing his mother's agricultural affairs, providing for her as she ages, and the desire to maintain family connections .

Tharun Thomas suggests that the Canadian experience will significantly impact their future prospects in India by enhancing their professional credentials. He believes that the international certificate from Minta's studies will bolster her career opportunities in India. Thomas also implies that his own work experience in Canada, combined with his existing qualifications, will improve their professional standing upon returning to India, benefiting from exposure to diverse work environments and potentially more advanced professional practices in Canada .

Tharun Thomas justifies his eligibility for a spousal work permit by emphasizing his primary motive: to support his wife's academic journey emotionally, morally, and financially during her course. He highlights his professional experience and advanced education in computer applications, which he believes will enable him to contribute positively to the Canadian labor market. He assures the authorities of his lawful intentions to adhere to Canadian laws and regulations, stating he plans to return to India once his wife completes her studies .

Tharun Thomas intends to balance his duties by providing emotional and financial support to his wife during her studies in Canada, while also remaining cognizant of his responsibilities towards his family in Kerala. He indicates that his stay in Canada is meant to be temporary, primarily to support Minta, and has committed to returning to India post her studies to resume family obligations, such as managing his mother's agriculture business and offering support as they age. This balance reflects his intent to uphold family values in both countries .

Tharun Thomas demonstrates his sense of responsibility towards his family by expressing his obligation to care for his aging mother and manage her agricultural work. He also discusses the emotional bonds he shares with his broader family network in Kerala, emphasizing the significance of these ties. Thomas underscores his role as a family member who provides both financial and emotional support, thereby reinforcing his commitment to returning to India to fulfill these duties after his wife's studies .

Tharun Thomas provides detailed financial documentation to demonstrate preparedness for living in Canada. He mentions an asset valuation report showing family assets valued at CAD 171,928, including immovable assets. Additionally, his wife has a GIC account with CAD 10,000 in CIBC Bank, Canada. These funds are intended to cover their initial establishment and living expenses. Thomas also asserts that his potential employment in Canada would offer further financial stability .

Tharun Thomas' professional background as an Assistant Professor and a QA Analyst plays a critical role in his personal ambitions to work in Canada. He indicates that his experience and skills in computer applications position him well to contribute to the Canadian economy and fulfill his desire to support his wife financially. Moreover, Thomas views this opportunity to work abroad as a means to enhance their prospects when they return to India, as it exposes him to diverse professional environments and potentially augments his employability back home .

Tharun Thomas illustrates the cultural significance of his marriage by describing it as an arranged alliance, a common tradition in India. He details the proposal process initiated by a family friend and how their families played a crucial role in arranging and endorsing their marriage, which was performed according to traditional Christian rituals at a church in Kerala. This cultural framework underscores the deep familial and community bonds that characterize their relationship, highlighting the importance of mutual commitment and social obligations within their marriage .

Tharun Thomas highlights his professional credentials, stating that he has a Master's Degree in Computer Applications and nearly five years of experience as an Assistant Professor in India, as well as experience as a QA Analyst. He argues that these qualifications and experiences make him well-prepared to contribute to the Canadian economy. Thomas believes his technical skills and teaching background will enable him to find employment in Canada, which can, in turn, provide additional financial support while his wife, Minta, pursues her postgraduate degree .

To, 
Visa Office 
High Commission of Canada. 
March 09, 2023 
I am writing to express my strong desire to accompany my wife,
years of experience as an Assistant Professor at Musaliar College of Arts and Science in 
Pathanamthitta, Kerala, and 1.5 yea

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