Are students rejected by the Immigration Bureau due to bullae?

There are students who have been refused visas by the Immigration Bureau because they have bullae. If students with bullae really want to immigrate, they can provide a statement from their parents, including their parents’ income, the private medical insurance they will purchase, and their main expression and commitment not to impose additional burden on Canada’s existing medical system.

If the immigration application is rejected because the applicant is classified as "inadmissible", the applicant should carefully analyze the reasons. Of course, being classified as inadmissible by the Immigration Bureau does not necessarily mean that you are truly inadmissible. This situation can be as follows:

1. Being mistakenly classified as inadmissible. If the basis for classification is insufficient materials provided, the applicant can submit new materials to prove that he does not fall into the inadmissible category. Classified as inadmissible due to legal regulations or unclear boundaries. This situation usually occurs in criminal records.

2. Exempt categories among inadmissible categories. If the applicant is accurately classified into the inadmissible category, in this case, the applicant can also judge whether he or she belongs to the category that can apply for exemption based on the specific circumstances.

If an applicant believes that he or she has good grounds for approval by the USCIS and that the USCIS made a clear error in its decision, he or she may wish to consider filing an appeal. Appeals for family-based immigration rejection cases should be filed within 18 days from the date of issuance of the rejection notice. Applicants should submit an appeal as required, pay an appeal fee of US$110, and send it together with the appeal form to the same immigration bureau. The USCIS will forward the petition to the Board of Immigration Appeals in Washington. Appeals generally take several months, and the decision will be sent directly to the applicant. If the appeal fails, the applicant can also file a judicial lawsuit, but the judicial lawsuit must be filed after a normal appeal. However, after the normal appeal is dismissed, if the applicant does not leave the country as required and needs to wait for a judicial decision in the country, it is better to hire an immigration lawyer, because in this case, the applicant may be deported at any time.