Why are China people refused to apply for a Canadian work visa twice?

However, because the China restaurant where he was employed was located in the same town as his relatives in Canada, he was suspected that he might stay in Canada in the future and was refused a visa by the Canadian Embassy in China.

He applied to the federal court for judicial review, which was eventually rejected.

According to court documents, Zhai Huangning, 35, a citizen of China, is single and childless, and works as a chef in Tibet.

Interviewer: I wonder if his appointment will expire.

In 2007 and 20 10, he applied for a work visa to the Canadian embassy in China twice, claiming that he was employed by a China restaurant in Asia for two years, but his visa applications were rejected.

According to the visa officer, the reasons for refusing to issue a work visa to Huang Catering include: the applicant failed to provide proof of other assets in China except the bank deposit of RMB 30,000 due; Nor did he provide a travel certificate to prove that he was outside China. In addition, Huang's family (stepmother and three sisters) settled in Canada and belonged to the same town as the Chinese restaurant where he worked. Moreover, his income in China is not high, and his salary in Canada is high, which makes people suspect that he has the intention to stay in Canada in the future.

The visa officer also stressed that Huang Duning rejected his application for a work visa because he could not assure them that he would leave Canada and return to China after the work visa expired.

Huang Zhening pointed out to the judge that the visa officer in charge of approving his work visa application did not arrange an interview at all and made unreasonable inferences based on the documents submitted; It also means that visa officers make decisions based on subjective considerations rather than objective evidence.

However, after studying the arguments of both sides, Justice martino, a federal court judge, believes that visa officers have the right to make visa decisions based on the applicant's information, including economic status and family relations. For Huang Duning's visa application, the visa officer did not make unreasonable inference, so Huang's application for judicial review was rejected.