First of all, your marriage won't be considered, since your husband is already married and not divorced. Secondly, this cannot be the reason for seeking asylum, at best you can travel to a nearing country on visit visa such as Dubai or China. You can't claim you wish to meet your mother and because they aren't allowing you, you wish to leave the country? Doesn't justify.Introduction: female
Age: 43 years
Nationality: Pakistan
Marital status: Married
Education: Master in Public Administration
Professional Experience: more than 15 years
Present designation: Programme Manager
Religion: Islam (Sunni)
Husband
Age: 70 years
Nationality: British national
Marital status: Married
Education: Chartered Accountancy
Professional Experience: more than 35 years
Present status: Retired banker
Religion: Islam (Shia)
Problem: My husband's 1st wife is alive and living in the USA.
We cannot move to USA or UK.
Since he belongs to different sect, therefore, my family (especially brothers and their families) are not accepting this marriage and halt every contact with me. The hatred for shias can lead me to more danger. My younger brother, is forcing me to get a divorce which is not possible as me and my husband are in intense relationship. My family has portraying me as rebellion, hence, all of my relatives and family friends have break all kind of contacts with me.
I am living in a miserable condition as I want to meet my old-aged, widowed mother (age 74 years) but they are not allowing me.
I feel as if I am a stranger in my home town and this thing is directly affecting my health.
Please advice if I can apply for asylum as I need to get rid of this torturing and helpless situation.
They didn't ! If you read it carefully. They were against this marriage, she got married, without their approval. And even if they did, that's her personal issue. Let's not get into that and keep it to the point here.How did your family allow you to marry him in the first place?
The only way that you can apply for asylum in Canada is to travel to Canada on your own and claim here. As others have said, your basis of claim is extremely weak.Introduction: female
Age: 43 years
Nationality: Pakistan
Marital status: Married
Education: Master in Public Administration
Professional Experience: more than 15 years
Present designation: Programme Manager
Religion: Islam (Sunni)
Husband
Age: 70 years
Nationality: British national
Marital status: Married
Education: Chartered Accountancy
Professional Experience: more than 35 years
Present status: Retired banker
Religion: Islam (Shia)
Problem: My husband's 1st wife is alive and living in the USA.
We cannot move to USA or UK.
Since he belongs to different sect, therefore, my family (especially brothers and their families) are not accepting this marriage and halt every contact with me. The hatred for shias can lead me to more danger. My younger brother, is forcing me to get a divorce which is not possible as me and my husband are in intense relationship. My family has portraying me as rebellion, hence, all of my relatives and family friends have break all kind of contacts with me.
I am living in a miserable condition as I want to meet my old-aged, widowed mother (age 74 years) but they are not allowing me.
I feel as if I am a stranger in my home town and this thing is directly affecting my health.
Please advice if I can apply for asylum as I need to get rid of this torturing and helpless situation.
Keep in mind that if you do claim asylum, your chances of seeing your mother will be even less likely as travel back to Pakistan would likely result in your status as a refugee being revoked. You really should look at the whole picture before you decide to attempt this. A failed claim (and I agree that your basis if claim isn’t particularly compelling) will make it extremely difficult to travel to any visa required country afterwards.I am living in a miserable condition as I want to meet my old-aged, widowed mother (age 74 years) but they are not allowing me.