Will there be any problems getting a visa for Canada if I was denied entry into USA?

I was denied entry into USA due to some CBP notice (most probably a misidentification on the no fly list). I then applied for DHS TRIP and I was cleared for travel to the USA. However, my F-1 visa then went into administrative processing and it hasn't been issued yet. Would I have any problems applying for a Canadian student permit? Also can I apply for both USA and Canada visas simultaneously?

Best Answer

Since both countries / policies are independent. There shouldn't be any problem.

To apply for an F-1 you should have been accepted to an US school. Same goes for the Canadian student permit. So, I find it strange that you want to get accepted to schools in two different countries and that you want to apply for visas to attend both, but technically, that shouldn't be an issue.

Keep in mind that both permits expire soon after your education program is done or you are no longer enrolled.

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Does US visa rejection affect Canada visa?

Originally Answered: Does a US study visa refusal affect a Canadian visitors visa? No it does not.

Is it possible to get Canada visa after rejection?

Don't worry, after a visa refusal there are a few steps you may be able to take to still obtain a Canadian visa. Contrary to what many people think, reapplying after a Canadian visa rejection or refusal is actually an option, depending on the reasons why the application was rejected in the first place.

What are three reasons a person may not be granted entry into Canada?

The types of offenses that could cause exclusion to enter Canada include:

DUI or DWI \u2013 Driving under the influence and driving while under the influence. ...
Misdemeanor drug possession.
Negligent driving.
Domestic violence.
Theft or shoplifting.

What happens if refused entry to US?

If you are denied entry by US Immigration, the airline is responsible to fly you back to your country of origin - or at least wherever your arriving flight came from.

Can I be refused entry into Canada even with a visitor visa?

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