How many years is the Canadian tourist visa of Immigration Canada equivalent to a false ban on entry?

A few days ago, the parents of "double non-babies" (newborns whose parents are neither Canadian citizens nor permanent residents) were questioned about their parents' forged Canadian visas. The Canadian Federal Immigration Department responded on June 65438+ 10/6 local time that anyone applying for a visa should honestly explain the purpose of going to Canada. If a pregnant woman lies when applying, her visa application will be rejected, and in the worst case, she will be banned from entering Canada.

Faith St. John, a spokesman for the Immigration Department, pointed out that according to the passport application regulations, all parents' identity documents must be confirmed when applying for passports, and security checks must be conducted to confirm that their parents' identity and nationality are not falsified.

She stressed that anyone who applies for short-term residence in Canada should honestly explain the purpose of going to Canada. If you provide false information or documents to the immigration bureau, it will be regarded as immigration fraud with serious consequences.

She said that any visitor to Canada must abide by the provisions of the Immigration and Refugee Act (IRPA), including pregnant women, and must meet the requirements of all temporary residents before obtaining a visa.

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