[jaeh]

he immigrated legally on a 10 day visa, there is no connection to illegal immigration here, why would you bring it up?

[thbr99]

A visitor visa is not legal immigration.

I had to state the countries I visited for the past 10 years. Jobs I had for 10 years,purpose etc when I applied for a visa. CBSA also did background checks on me, called one of my employers for verification. I figured all these by access to information reports later on out of curiosity.

How did this guy get a pass with CBSA ?

[DKnoll]

He had a fake French passport. French citizens (along with many other nationalities) do not need a visa to travel to Canada.

[jaeh]

i guess you applied for a work visa, he applied for a visitor visa.

and yes, a visitor visa is legal immigration for a certain timeframe, after which you overstay your visa.

you still legally immigrated, your charge will be overstaying your visa, not related to your immigration at all.

[DKnoll]

Visitor visas still require the 10 years of work history if you are not from a visa-exempt country (like France).

[sundayedition]

When you move to a new country with the intent to reside and don't follow the law in regards to entry, you're an illegal immigrant.

It doesn't matter that you were allowed in legally; per the law he was expected to depart and he did not.