My Canada visitor visa was refused; how can I address the issues? [closed]
I have questions about my visitor visa to Canada being refused due to 3 reasons:
- Based on family ties
- Based on purpose of visit
- Based on length of stay (I said I want to stay 1 month)
Anyway, all of my family have protected refugee status in Canada. I was back in my home country when they claimed refugee status. I have had a Canadian visa previously and I traveled back and forth to Canada. Unlike my family, when my husband and I applied for a visit visa, we included a no-objection letter from our jobs and an invitation letter from my father. He is a cancer patient which makes it more necessary for me to go and visit him.
However, We got refused. What can I do next? How can I overcome the reasons for the rejection? In my country, we don't have a visa application centre; can the location of the VAC affect the decision?
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What should I do if my Canada visa refused?
If we refuse your application to come to Canada, you can apply again at any time, unless your decision letter says you can't. You should only apply again if you can include information that you didn't include before.How do you address a visa refusal in Canada?
The appeal options for Canadian visa refusal are:How do you address a visa refusal?
State the date when received the visa denial decision. Explain the reasons why your visa was refused, as given in the rejection letter you got from the embassy (if you did)...How to Write an Appeal Letter for Visa RejectionCan you appeal a visa denial Canada?
If you have recently received a Canada visa refusal letter, do not be discouraged. A refused visitor visa can be appealed based on certain considerations. You and your immigration lawyer can file an appeal if you have reasons to believe that the immigration officer made incorrect decisions by refusing your application.Reasons why Canada visitor visa denied/refused
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