Deported from UK

[jay_wadh]

hello all

I was wandering to apply a visitor visa for Canada however I was deported from uk in Aug 2015 . So is it will be hard to get in Canada or is it straight forward and what kind of declaration I have to state in my application

 

[Bryanna]

hello all

I was wandering to apply a visitor visa for Canada however I was deported from uk in Aug 2015 . So is it will be hard to get in Canada or is it straight forward and what kind of declaration I have to state in my application

Each visa application is evaluated for its own merits.

That said, why were you deported from the UK? Overstaying? Working illegally?

 

[scylla]

Based on the information you provided in the thread below, you should expect it will be very difficult to be approved for any sort of temporary visa to Canada (i.e. visitor visa, study permit, work permit). Because you've abused visa privileges in the past, Canada will be very hesitant to grant you one.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/deported-from-uk.499692/

 

[Bryanna]

Agreed

 

[jay_wadh]

Each visa application is evaluated for its own merits.

That said, why were you deported from the UK? Overstaying? Working illegally?

Been working full time on student visa that is why

 

[jay_wadh]

Based on the information you provided in the thread below, you should expect it will be very difficult to be approved for any sort of temporary visa to Canada (i.e. visitor visa, study permit, work permit). Because you've abused visa privileges in the past, Canada will be very hesitant to grant you one.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/deported-from-uk.499692/

So you saying chances are 50/50

 

[Bryanna]

Been working full time on student visa that is why

I agree with scylla. The chances of you being approved for any Canada Temporary Visa (visitor, work permit or study permit) are practically nil.

Deportation is a serious matter. In your case, you abused the conditions of your UK study visa by working full-time. It's highly unlikely that IRCC will issue any temporary visa.

You can certainly apply for PR if you declare all facts and evidence that you were deported from the UK

 

[Buletruck]

"Very difficult" doesn't equate to 50/50. More like 90/10 against

 

[hv4321]

So you saying chances are 50/50

Hi did you got PR by mentioning deportation?
I am in similar situation please share your outcome.