Can I re apply after a refusal to visit a family visit visa in Canada?

Can I re-apply after a refusal to visit a family visit visa in Canada? Of course, as long as you are determined to return to your home country. I have a friend who wants to visit relatives but hasn't been.

He himself has also found an intermediary to handle it many times, but he has not done it. Later, someone introduced him to Hao Shun Bao . This is an agency specializing in visa refusal and re-visa, a state-owned enterprise, and a fairly good relationship with the embassy.

Later, he passed it again, but he told me that the price of the agency was very high.

After the refusal, the embassy will send a letter of refusal to the mailbox, and it is not recommended to apply again in a short time after the refusal, but it is recommended to add a personal description or exit record of another country for more than half a year or more than one year.

After the refusal, you can apply for a re-visa, the key is whether the binding force has increased compared with the last time, if the binding force has increased, you can apply for a re-visa at any time, if nothing changes, that is, the binding force has not improved compared with the last time, then even if you go to the visa after another ten years, the result is the same to be refused, no matter when you go to the visa, as long as you open the computer, you can see the refusal record.

Only immediate family members can apply for a family visit visa, and the information of both domestic and foreign parties must be reviewed, and only if the information is good, it is possible to pass, so even if there are relatives abroad, it is recommended to apply for a tourist visa, and only review the information of the domestic party, which is relatively simple.

It is still more important to apply for a family visit visa in Canada, so what should I do if the visa for family visit is refused? This is probably a topic of interest to many people, and let's take a look at what to do if a Canadian family visit visa is refused, welcome to read.

What to do if your Canadian visa for family visit is denied

If a Canadian family visit visa is refused, it is necessary to find out the reason as soon as possible, and then prepare the materials before submitting the visa. It is recommended that applicants prepare sufficient reasons for family visits, provide a stable job or career in China, have more property information to prove that they are living well in China (i.e., the more sufficient reasons to restrict themselves to return to China, the better), and provide the best international travel insurance policy to protect their trip to Canada.

There are generally several reasons why a family visit visa is refused:

1. The application materials are incomplete and incomplete.

2. The proof of funds is not enough, and it is difficult to convince the visa officer.

3. The visa officer believes that the applicant has a tendency to immigrate.

4. Falsification of visa materials.

Among the above four reasons for the refusal of a Canadian family visit visa, except for the irreversible refusal due to the fourth reason, the other three reasons for the refusal may be a visa. When reapplying, you must be able to provide new documents and information to prove that you meet the requirements of the visa application. Some applicants themselves meet the conditions for visa application, but they are rejected because the application materials are not in place, and they can immediately reorganize the materials and submit the application after the refusal.

If you want to avoid the refusal of a family visit visa, you must carefully prepare the following documents:

1. Passport: Passport valid for more than nine months from the return date.

2. **: 2 passport-size photos taken within the last six months.

3. Copy of ID card, marriage certificate and household registration book.

4. Invitation letter from relatives and friends of the Canadian side.

5. Proof of identity of the inviter.

6. The applicant's financial certificate.

7. International travel insurance policy (please purchase it in the insurance channel of this site).

8. Application form.

Temporary Resident Visa Application Form (IMM5257E) - in English.

Family Information Form (IMM5645E).

Education and employment details table.

9. If the applicant is an incumbent employee, please provide:

Certificate of incumbency. A copy of the copy of the business license of the unit or a copy of the ** certificate of the organization, stamped with the official seal of the unit.

10. If the applicant is a retiree, please provide the original retirement certificate.

11. If the applicant is a current student, please provide:

Proof of school. Original student ID.

Original birth certificate.

For applicants under the age of 18, if both parents are not accompanying or only one parent is traveling, please provide a consent form from both or both parents.

The above is what to do if the Canadian family visit visa is refused, thank you for browsing.

If your friend is studying in the local area, ask him to provide proof of study, invitation letter, copy of passport, copy of visa, school transcript, and proof of tuition payment for the next semester.

You should provide your passport, proof of income, bank deposit, notarized birth, notarized certificate of no criminal record, and letter of leave from the employer.

Valid proof of identity, notarization of your relationship with the other party, proof of the other party's financial status in the other party, and tax payment records, your own proof of birth, marriage and financial status

If you have a good foundation in English and are not too troublesome, you can go to the official online checklist of the Canadian Embassy in China to handle it yourself, and the most convenient thing is to find a local agent to help you handle it.

If the landlord has an invitation letter, he can apply for a visa through an intermediary.

The Canadian side can handle it with all the materials.

Whether you are visiting relatives and friends, tourism or business, this is the reason for going abroad, that is, why you want to go abroad, and it has nothing to do with the visa approval rate. Whether or not the visa is approved is related to the following factors: Have you ever traveled to a country that is as developed as Canada?

Are you married, have children, or are you single or divorced, and is your household registration in a sensitive area? Do you have a stable job? The visa approval rate is only related to these factors, and has nothing to do with what you want to do in Canada.

And even if you have immediate family members abroad, it is also recommended to apply for a tourist visa, because visiting relatives must review the information of both domestic and foreign parties, while tourism only reviews the information of the domestic applicant. There are relatively many simple applications for tourism, and as long as the domestic applicant has good information, it can be approved. If the applicant's information is poor and there are relatives abroad, it is as if there are people abroad to accept them, and the tendency to immigrate is even more serious.

It is easier to refuse a visa; If the visa applicant's information is good, but if the information of the foreign relatives is not good, it will also lead to visa refusal, such as whether the status of the foreign relatives is legal, whether the job is stable, whether there is a stable residence, whether the assets are enough, whether the tax payment is enough, etc., will affect the visa approval rate.

To sum up, if the applicant's information is good, and there are relatives abroad, it is the icing on the cake, and the customer information is good, and it is natural to have relatives abroad; If the applicant's information is poor and there are relatives abroad, it will be even worse.

Whether it is good or not for a Canadian family visit visa, and whether the pass rate is high or not, depends on how well you prepare. Generally speaking, the application conditions for Canada to visit relatives are:

1) One of the spouses or parents (including adoptive parents), children (including adoptive children) and siblings have settled in Canada and obtained permanent residency.

2) Grandparents or grandchildren who have settled in Canada and obtained permanent residency or Canadian citizenship.

3) Relatives such as uncles, cousins, cousins, and aunts, aunts, and uncles who have settled in Canada and become Canadian citizens.

The length of stay in Canada for family visits ranges from 1 month to 6 months, and the usual visa period is 3 months. The processing time for a visit visa at the consulate is 10-15 working days. Foreign nationals who enter the country with a passport can request to extend the period of family visit, and sometimes the immigration officer** will directly facilitate the entry and allow them to stay in Canada for 6 months.

In the end, there are still places that I haven't explained clearly, you can refer to the frequent network, in short, you must prepare more for the Canadian visa.

The inviter of a Canadian visa should provide a letter of invitation (original or scanned) and proof of identity (such as a copy of a Canadian passport or PR card) to show their current Canadian status. If you are an international student, you can provide an invitation letter from the international student, a photocopy of your passport, visa, study permit, and proof of school.

The content of the invitation letter for the Canada family visit visa should include the following:

1. Your full name;

2. The full name of your relatives and friends and their relationship with you;

3. The duration of the visit and the purpose of the trip;

4. The address of the inviter in Canada and **.

Note: The invitation letter must list the information of the inviter of the Canadian family visit visa, and the signature, date of birth, address and ** must be written on the back and correct, because the staff of the Canadian Embassy will check it.

Just go in two steps:

The first step is to prepare the Canadian visa materials for visiting relatives;

There are a lot of materials that need to be prepared, such as passport, household register, ID card, application form, work certificate, property certificate, notarization of the relationship of the Canadian inviter, etc., the most important thing is, of course, the original invitation letter of relatives and friends in Canada, the content of the invitation letter includes: your full name, the full name of your relatives and friends, and the relationship with you, the duration of the visit, the address, **; If you are visiting an international student, you must provide an invitation letter from the international student, a photocopy of your passport, visa, study permit, and proof of school.

The second step is to submit your application at the Canada Visa Application Centre. Since there is no need to make an appointment for a Canadian visa, you can go directly to the Canada Visa Application Center to submit your application after the materials are ready, but the visa application center has a large number of applications every day, so it is recommended to queue up early.

The Canadian visa officer decides whether to grant the visa to the applicant by reviewing the application documents, and basically does not give the applicant the opportunity to explain in person. And the refusal letters they give are the same, and they are all very general reasons for refusal. For this reason, many people are confused after being denied a visa, do not know why they are refused, and do not know where to start applying for a revisa.

The key to reissuing a Canadian visitor visa refusal is to find out the reason for the previous refusal. One is to go to the immigration bureau to make an adjustment inquiry, but it needs to spend a file check fee, and it takes about a month and a half to get the results, which is not applicable to people who are in a hurry to go abroad; Instead, the reason for the refusal is analyzed based on the entire set of application documents submitted before, which requires the analyst to have rich experience in Canadian visas and be able to accurately grasp the internal requirements and processing methods of visa materials.

Our visa experts have rich experience in Canadian visas, and can help friends who have been denied visas to analyze the specific reasons for visa refusal according to the materials submitted before, guide the applicant to prescribe the right medicine, reorganize the materials to submit the application, and then help the applicant successfully reverse the case and obtain the visa.