Hello everyone,
From my initial research on the various forum topics, the internet and in person conversations, I am told getting your visitor visa rejected due to the reason of "You do not have significant family ties outside Canada" is common especially if the person who is looking to visit you in Canada is neither married nor has kids.
I have initially applied in June 2022, and once again 10 days ago, both applications got rejected for the same reason. On the second application, my sister (whom I am helping to obtain the visitor visa for) emphasized on the fact that she has elderly parents who depend on her back home and provided details around it on the purpose of visit letter; however, she was rejected regardless.
My question to the forum, what are my options? Is there a court I can appeal to? Can I seek legal advice anywhere? Would a lawyer/local rep be able to help? How do you get a visitor visa for someone who is neither married nor has any kids? Does that mean they can never receive a visitor visa?
Your help is appreciated!
Cheers,
Al
From my initial research on the various forum topics, the internet and in person conversations, I am told getting your visitor visa rejected due to the reason of "You do not have significant family ties outside Canada" is common especially if the person who is looking to visit you in Canada is neither married nor has kids.
I have initially applied in June 2022, and once again 10 days ago, both applications got rejected for the same reason. On the second application, my sister (whom I am helping to obtain the visitor visa for) emphasized on the fact that she has elderly parents who depend on her back home and provided details around it on the purpose of visit letter; however, she was rejected regardless.
My question to the forum, what are my options? Is there a court I can appeal to? Can I seek legal advice anywhere? Would a lawyer/local rep be able to help? How do you get a visitor visa for someone who is neither married nor has any kids? Does that mean they can never receive a visitor visa?
Your help is appreciated!
Cheers,
Al