Is it really geographical discrimination to be refused a visa by Canada twice in a row?

The problem of geographical discrimination cannot be completely denied. No matter what the root cause of this problem is, it has already had bad results, and it will still affect many small partners who apply from these areas. At least people in these so-called "sensitive" areas I know will find it more difficult to apply for a visa and need to spend a lot of energy on materials and documents.

However, it can't be said that visa officers are not dedicated. Many people in sensitive areas have successfully obtained visas, so their own materials and conditions also account for a large proportion. You should prove from all aspects that you will return to China on time and have sufficient funds. What's the purpose of your coming to Canada? Have you arranged your travel itinerary? Are all the preparations adequate? I think the visa officer will still review the materials according to the regulations, and I think there is still professional ethics. Therefore, if you refuse to sign twice in a row, you still have to look at your own shortcomings, improve them, and wait for a while to sign again. If you are in doubt about visa refusal, you can have time to learn from Gao Qian. Try to avoid refusing visas. There are some good reputation and records in the embassy, and they are also specially refused and re-signed. Besides, I have been abroad with them many times. Although it is good, the cost is still a bit high.