One visa application. Two countries to coordinate.
- Week 1Finding fingerprinting in Cape Town
Leah looks for someone who takes fingerprints on Canadian cards and books a slot on the other side of town.
- Week 3Card format problem
Leah finds out that her fingerprint card does not meet the RCMP requirements. She must arrange a new appointment and start again.
- Weeks laterCourier and follow-up
Leah arranges the courier to Canada herself, then manages the tracking, emails and status questions alone.
- On arrivalApostille still to arrange
The RCMP result arrives, but Leah still has to arrange the apostille before the Department of Home Affairs will accept it.
- FinallyReady to apply
After coordinating each stage across two countries, Leah finally has her complete file for VFS Global.
One appointment in Cape Town, one connected process.
- Day 1Fingerprints collected correctly
A trained Globeia associate visits Leah at her office in Woodstock. Her prints are taken in ink on the official C-216C form and checked before the associate leaves.
- Week 1Cards on their way to Toronto
Globeia couriers her cards to Globeia Incorporated in Toronto for fingerprint submission to the RCMP and keeps Leah updated.
- In processingProgress tracked in one place
Leah follows her application status with Globeia's support instead of chasing couriers and emails herself.
- On issueResult issued by the RCMP
The RCMP issues Leah's RCMP Criminal Record Check, and Globeia coordinates the apostille she needs.
- NextReady for Home Affairs
With her clearance apostilled, Leah can lodge her critical skills work visa application through VFS Global.


