Without the TRV, you won’t get a flight to transit in Canada. As mentioned by Canuk78, travel to the Caribbean Would be an immediate red flag. Expect a refusal. There is no simple or fast solution to travelling to Canada. TRV’s can take months to process, only to end up in rejection.
Need help to apply asylum program in canada airport
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really thanks for your support , not only Bahamas we have some others country that make a transit point point in canada airport, is it possible if before arrival canada Airport I destroy my passport and will show my nationality id card then may I able to apply as a refuge?
You are missing the point. Anytime you have to fly into Canada, you need a TRV. Without that, you can’t board a plane to make your trip. The TRV is your first hurdle. Coming from Asia, the immediate risk in a TRV application is the fact you have to transit through Canada.
Destroying your passport has no advantage. In fact, by destroying your passport you expose yourself to extended detention and becoming an irregular refugee. Until they determine you identity, which can take quite some time, they will hold you.
Destroying your passport has no advantage. In fact, by destroying your passport you expose yourself to extended detention and becoming an irregular refugee. Until they determine you identity, which can take quite some time, they will hold you.
thanks brother, we have connecting flight with canada Airport if I make ticket for jamaica,then is it possible?
thanks brother, we have connecting flight with canada Airport if I make ticket for jamaica,then is it possible?
If you don’t have a TRV, it isn’t possible. They will deny you boarding to the plane.
As you appear to have provided your real personal information (your full name, age and country) it's quite possible that your name is now on a list of people who are going to receive extra scrutiny when applying for a TRV. There is nothing to prevent IRCC from reading this forum.
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You still don't seem to understand what everyone here is saying. It doesn't matter where you are flying. If you want to transit through Canada, you MUST have an approved TRV (Canadian tourist visa). And you MUST get the TRV before you leave for your trip. You will not be allowed on the flight without an approved TRV.
Instructions on how to apply for a TRV are here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/visa.asp
On another note, your asylum claim on it's own also seems incredibly weak. You can't claim asylum simply by being a certain religion. You would need to first attempt to move to other cities in your country outside your hometown. You would also need to show police/hospital records that you were targeted and/or were personally attacked.
Even if you somehow made it to Canada, i'd imagine a very high chance your refugee claim would eventually be denied and you'd just be deported later on.
This is true but without "connections" to existing Canadians, who are willing to sponsor, it's probably not relevant.
Using a fake visa will create big problems - it's a crime to do this. He can expect to be detained at the airport and then returned home.