Canada has a high probability of refusing a tourist visa.

Many people are eager to explore the true meaning of this beautiful country since Canada opened multiple round-trip visas for ten years. However, not all visa applications are approved, especially those submitted by China, which makes applicants feel sad but puzzled. Facts have proved that the probability of Canadian tourist visas being refused is still very high. Everyone's situation is different, and the reasons for refusing the visa are different. It is necessary to analyze the reasons for refusing the visa and prepare for re-signing. What should I do if my Canadian tourist visa is rejected? Refusal of visa has brought psychological burden to any applicant, and it is difficult to accept the reality of refusal of visa. After refusing the visa, the most important thing is to find out the reason. Canadian visa centers generally do not tell applicants the specific reasons for refusing visas. Based on many years of visa experience, we have summarized some reasons for refusing visas. Let's have a look.

1. The application materials are incomplete and incomplete.

Some applicants don't know how to prepare visa application materials, but only provide relevant application documents according to the list found on the Internet or the list on the embassy's official website. Because these lists do not specify in detail what documents need to be prepared and how to prepare them, it is inevitable that applicants will be incomplete and incomplete when applying for these lists to prepare documents. Once the application materials are missing, the result will inevitably be refusal.

Second, the application materials are fraudulent.

Some applicants underestimated the screening and verification ability of Canadian visa officers, and fabricated false materials with luck in an attempt to deceive them. In fact, visa officers are dealing with other people's cases every day and are very experienced in counterfeiting. Once it is verified that the materials you provide are false, they will refuse the visa rudely. Moreover, according to the provisions of Canadian immigration law, any visa application that an applicant is refused for fraud within five years will be automatically refused.

The visa officer doesn't believe the applicant's financial ability.

Some applicants provide too little funds, which makes the visa officer think that he/she does not have enough funds to pay the fees; Although some applicants provided a lot of money, they failed to gain the trust of visa officers, who still doubted their financial ability. Once the visa officer does not believe that the applicant has the money to pay the fee, he/she will not approve the visa application. Because he/she thinks that the applicant may apply for relief or engage in illegal work in Canada and engage in activities that are inconsistent with the visit visa.

4. The visa officer thinks that the applicant lacks strong social and economic ties in China.

Visa officers will be more alert to some situations when accepting visa applications, such as the applicant has no job or average income, divorce or widowhood, etc. If, after comprehensive consideration, he/she thinks that the applicant lacks strong social and economic ties in China and is not sufficiently bound to return to China, he/she will refuse the visa. Here, Tuotuo would like to make a special point: the visa officer decides whether to grant a visa after comprehensively considering the overall situation of the applicant, and will never directly refuse the visa just because the applicant has no job or is widowed.

Among the above four reasons, except for the second reason, the visa refusal is irreversible, and the visa refusal caused by the other three reasons may be reversed and obtained. The key is that the applicant should choose the right time to resubmit the application, and when reapplying, he should be able to provide new materials and information to prove that he meets the visa application requirements. Some applicants themselves meet the conditions for visa application, but they are refused visas because the application materials are not in place. After refusing the visa, they can rearrange the materials and submit the application immediately. Some applicants are really poor, so they can wait until the situation improves before applying.

In addition, clarify several common cognitive misunderstandings of visa refusal.

Misunderstanding 1. I think it will take some time to reapply after being refused a visa.

Some applicants don't understand the Canadian visa policy and blindly listen to rumors, thinking that it will take more than three months to six months to apply again after being rejected, otherwise the rejection rate of re-application is basically 100%.

Expert advice: Canada has no restrictions on the time for applicants to apply for visas after being refused. Applicants can apply again at any time. The key is that you must be able to provide new materials when you apply again, and send the new materials to the visa officer to prove that you meet the visa application requirements. Some applicants meet the requirements themselves, and they can also submit their applications immediately to obtain visas by rearranging the materials after they refuse to apply. Only applicants who do not meet the requirements temporarily need to wait until the time is ripe before submitting their applications.

Myth 2: I think the refusal is due to luck.

Some applicants see that their qualifications are not as good as their own, but they are refused a visa. They can't get over it, so they blame their refusal on bad luck and think that they will pass the visa next time they are lucky.

Expert advice: applying for a Canadian visa is by no means a matter of getting a visa by luck or being rejected by bad luck. The visa result mainly depends on the application materials you submitted. On the basis of meeting the basic conditions, people with relatively poor conditions can successfully obtain visas through the application materials; People with relatively good conditions will eventually be refused a visa if the application materials fail to meet the requirements. The fundamental reason for the refusal is not luck, but the lack of preparation of materials.

Myth 3. I think the delivery place is wrong. If I change my application place and change my visa officer, it will be easier to sign.

Some applicants, after being refused a visa, did not reflect on the material problem, but thought it was because the embassy or consulate that submitted the visa was strictly examined and wanted to improve the success rate of the visa by changing the visa location.

Expert's suggestion: The criteria for visa officers in embassies and consulates in China to process visa applications for visiting relatives are the same. Even if the visa officer has some subjective factors in the trial, he will not deviate too much from the trial standard. In the case that the application materials are not perfect, changing the place can not improve the possibility of obtaining a visa, and there are not a few people who change the place or are refused a visa.

Myth # 4: I think writing to Members can improve the success rate of visas.

Some applicants can't understand the reasons after refusing visas, so they want to put pressure on visa officers by writing to members of parliament, and then urge visa officers to issue visas for themselves.

Expert advice: Canada is a country ruled by law. Visa officers have the right to independently hear and decide visa applications according to law. Writing a letter can convey his/her concern about your visa application, but it cannot force the visa officer to give up the trial criteria and change his/her decision. Asking members to write letters to oppress visa officers is a typical China thinking, which doesn't work in Canada. Only by perfecting the application materials according to the problems existing in the previous application is it fundamental to ensure the success of re-signing. The application materials meet the requirements, and you can get a visa without writing to a member of parliament.