Can I apply for a tourist visa now if I have applied for Canadian immigration before?

Those who have applied for Canadian immigration before are generally divided into two situations. One is that they applied but did not obtain immigration, and the other is that they have obtained immigration status but gave up again! What impact will such an experience have on your Canadian tourist visa? Your application record is actually already in the Canadian Immigration Embassy. Canadian tourist visa and Canadian immigration status cannot be saved! 1. You have not obtained immigration status before, or you have obtained it but gave up.

Please bring your passport, photos, completed and signed forms and other documents listed on the tourist visa material list and the corresponding fees to the Canadian Visa Center to submit your application.

Required materials:

1. Original passport

2. Two photos of 2 inches (white background) taken in the past six months Color photo, size 3.5X4.5CM, head to chin 3.1*3.6CM).

3. Please use A4 paper to make a copy of both sides of your ID card.

4. Copy of family register book

5. Copy of marriage certificate (if married)

6. Financial certificate:

-A copy of the passbook, and the corresponding bank deposit certificate; if there is no original passbook, but only a card, please go to the bank to issue a deposit certificate with a list of historical transactions in the past six months; whether it is a regular or current passbook, the more deposits, the better.

-Other properties: real estate certificates, car driving licenses, stocks, bank statements (original and stamped), treasury bills, equity certificates, etc.

7. Employment certificate and copy of business license.

8. Application form:

Temporary Resident Visit Visa Application Form (IMM5257E) - English

Family Information Form (IMM5645E)

Education and Employment Details Form

For more requirements please see the Canada Tourist Visa Required Documents page. 2. Failure to voluntarily give up immigration status

You need to fill out Form 5782 and submit a declaration of renunciation. First apply to cancel the parents’ immigration status. After receiving the canceled immigration status, submit the application for a tourist visa again. In addition, you can also choose to submit an application for a permanent resident travel permit (return to Canada), wait for the ruling, and then submit a short-term visa application.

How to operate:

Step 1: You need to prepare an application document for a return permit, which is also commonly known as the application document for a permanent resident travel document, and attach it to the document. A statement of voluntary relinquishment of identity.

Step 2: Prepare a complete set of information for applying for a Canadian temporary visit visa.

Step 3: Mail and submit the two applications to the Canadian Visa Center together. You only need to pay one application fee.

Step 4: Wait for the results. Because the processing time for the return permit is relatively long, and there is also an application for a visit visa, the processing time will be longer, so please be patient.