Is it easy for Canada to apply for refugees?

It is not easy for Canada to apply for refugees. The success rate is low. If the refugee's application is rejected, the serious consequence will be that the conditional departure order will take effect immediately, that is, the applicant will face repatriation. Even if you apply for risk assessment before repatriation, the possibility of approval is slim.

Requirements:

Conditions for refugee status 1: persecution for religious or political reasons.

To sum up, there are two main reasons for being recognized as refugees by Canadian law. One is that the applicant is persecuted because of his personal political ideas, race, clan nationality or membership in a specific social organization. Quite a few China refugee cases revolve around this issue, or many China people are fighting for refugee treatment. One of the most convenient ways seems to be to declare that you have some kind of faith. Besides religion, political persecution is also used by China refugees.

Condition 2: Danger of life or abuse.

In addition to persecution, repatriation may also bring the risk of abuse, life or cruel and unusual treatment or punishment to the repatriated person, which can also be regarded as a condition of refugee status. The most famous example is Lai Changxing's case, and Lai Changxing's possible death sentence is one of the controversial points.