The immigrant visa was revoked.

It will have a bad influence because it has constituted a misunderstanding. If found, the Immigration Bureau has the right to revoke her legal status in Canada. Immigration official website has reminded all applicants that misunderstanding is a crime in Canada.

The friend upstairs's suggestion is feasible, that is, after you get married again or get a marriage certificate in any country other than China, she will apply for any visa/immigration or prove your marriage relationship with a new marriage certificate when you come to Canada.

In addition, I want to say that this will not affect the credit history. What many people don't understand is that Canada's credit records are not maintained by the government, but by private institutions. Credit records are mainly used by financial institutions to approve any financial products that need to be borrowed, such as credit card loans or margin accounts. A few companies will refer to credit records when recruiting (certainly not all companies will see that I am now engaged in the financial industry. When I was hired, the company didn't pull up my credit history. But the government won't pull your credit record when approving visas and immigrants. On the contrary, if you have misrepresentation, the government will not report it to the credit bureau because those institutions have nothing to do with the government.