What should I do if I refuse a Canadian business visa? Can I appeal?

In the process of applying for a visa, it is inevitable to encounter visa refusal. At this time, you should calm your emotions and reflect on your own problems. Of course, some of it is the applicant's own problem, and some of it is fraud. In the time after this rejection, it will bring great trouble to your application.

Visa application is a legal procedure. In order to maintain the seriousness of its laws, any country has imposed severe sanctions on fraud in legal procedures. Canada's new immigration law stipulates that the application is found to be fraudulent.

People can be classified as "unacceptable" people in Canada within two years after their visas are rejected, and their re-submitted visas will not be accepted. For those who enter Canada with false materials, once they are found, they can leave the country within a time limit, be deported or

Detention and deportation, in serious cases (copyright belongs to immigrants for internal reference, and reprinting is prohibited), can be punished with high fines or fixed-term imprisonment, or both.

What should I do if my Canadian business visa is rejected?

Answer: After the Canadian business visa is refused, we must first find out the reasons for the refusal. Take a good look at your refusal letter, which clearly States the reasons for refusal. If you want to re-apply, you can re-improve the materials according to the reasons for refusing the visa and then enter the visa.

Can I appeal if my Canadian business visa is rejected?

Reply: You can appeal if your Canadian business visa is rejected. After the embassy refuses the visa, there will be a refusal letter, which will explain the reasons for the refusal. You can write an application letter to explain the reasons for refusing the visa, and then prepare the visa materials for re-endorsement.

Business visas are usually refused for the following reasons:

1. Applicants with bad exit records, especially those with a history of extension in other countries.

2. The purpose of going abroad is not clear.

3. The source of funds is unclear.

4. Immigration tendency. Most people will refuse a visa because the visa officer thinks you have an immigration tendency. Applicants should provide relevant materials that are helpful to domestic binding force and be as convincing as possible.

The Canadian Visa Center reminds you: Please don't submit your application again until your situation has changed significantly.

The first question is, how much does it cost to study in Canada?

To get a Canadian visa, you must first prove that you have enough funds to pay for your tuition, books, living expenses and so on.

If I have enough funds to prove that I can definitely get a visa?

It should be said that sufficient funds are only one of the necessary aspects for you to pass the Canadian study visa, as well as the examination materials, which must meet the other party's standards, and you must convince the visa officer that your intention to study abroad is really to study abroad, not to have immigration tendency or other intentions.

3. Can relatives go to Canada to accompany them?

Of course, this is ok, but if it is a visit visa related to studying abroad, you must prove that you are a student's immediate family member or that you have provided enough funds for the student's study and life. Generally speaking, only one person can go with the visiting visa attached to international students, and you can return to China when you see them.

4. Is Canada OK?

Different countries have different regulations on studying abroad and working. First, before you get a visa, you need to know what kind of visa you need to apply for if you want to work. Not all visas can be used for working. There is a time limit for working, basically within 20 hours a week, but it is not absolute. You need to know on the spot.

5. What is the visa processing time in Canada?

Generally speaking, the application of Beijing Embassy can usually be completed within the standard time of four months.

6. Can I stay in Canada to work and live permanently after getting a student visa?

I can't. If you wish to settle in Canada, you must apply for an immigrant visa from Immigration Canada, and you can only do so after obtaining an immigrant visa.

9. If my visa is rejected, will the embassy help me get my money back?

Hehe, it won't. But the embassy will provide you with a refusal letter, which you can show when you ask the school for a refund.