How long does it take before a Canadian visa is refused before you can apply again?

The Canadian Embassy does not stipulate how long it takes to apply after a visa is refused. That is, as long as you can make an appointment, you can apply again. However, I suggest that if your Canadian study visa is rejected, you can make an appointment immediately to continue the application. If you are traveling for business, it is best to have new materials in hand, otherwise the visa will still be rejected. Follow-up question: What about adopting immigrants? Answer: Logically speaking, Canadian permanent residents and citizens can apply for a green card for adopted children, provided that the child is under 16 years old at the time of adoption, and the adoptive parents have custody of the child and have lived together for at least two years. The two years of custody and living with the child can be after or before the adoption. Due to the large number of false adoptions, the Immigration Bureau is stricter about immigration applications filed by siblings adopting each other's children. If a child has been adopted, the age is relaxed to 18 years when adopting other siblings. You can contact Canadian Citizenship and Immigration directly for adoption law! Follow-up question: Thank you. It’s because my uncle adopted me. During the interview, my intention to immigrate to Canada came up. So how can I avoid this from happening? In fact, I was adopted because my parents were divorced and my mother passed away. What does it mean to have the adoption law directly contact the Canadian Immigration Bureau? Thank you. Answer: The key is your age. If you are over 18 years old, it will be difficult. What I mean is to have the adopter issue an adoption certificate with the Canadian Immigration Bureau and have it notarized to legalize the adoption relationship. Then I got a certificate from the Canadian Immigration Bureau. If you apply for a visa here, it will definitely be issued! Follow-up question: I am now 15 years old. The adoption certificate we applied for in China was fair and fair. However, the visa officer seems not to be looking at the documents. It seems that the question in the interview is whether it must be a certificate from the Canadian Immigration Bureau? Answer: What was the reason why the visa officer refused the visa last time? Did the adopter come to China to interview with you? Follow-up question: Because there is no father-son relationship in the relationship, but the adoption relationship is legal. In addition, the signing officer thinks that the relationship between me and my father has improved, but unfortunately it has not. Answer: Then you need to ask the adopter to issue a certificate from the Canadian Immigration Bureau, and then apply for a visa. Canada accepts a large number of refugees every year.

In a situation like yours, it’s not a big problem!