How can I make CIC believe that I will comeback after my trip to canada?

[tanajj17]

hi, i am 20 and i study in a local university in bangladesh. My brother lives in Canada and is currently applying for a PR. I wanted to visit him for a few days and i want to apply for a visa with my parents who have both been to canada before. now, everyone is telling me i might get rejected because canada might think i will not comeback after my trip.

now, what documents should i show them in order to make them believe i WILL comeback after the trip?

please note, i applied for a visa with my mom back in 2017 and they rejected both of our visa but when my mom reapplied with my dad next year she got her visa. the reason was that my travel history is not clear and that they didnt think we would comeback.

and, i want to apply through the canplus program since i have a valid B1/B2 US visa.

it would be great if someone could get back to me for this.

 

[k.h.p.]

Proof of sufficient ties to your home country, such as ownership of property, that would make you come back. Enough funds to cover your expenses in Canada. A sufficient travel history that shows you've been places where strict visas are required and have always followed other visa requirements. A strong reason to visit that explains why Canada and not other places you could go.

If you've already been rejected once you must both declare that and show reason why you have overcome the previous objections.

 

[tanajj17]

Proof of sufficient ties to your home country, such as ownership of property, that would make you come back. Enough funds to cover your expenses in Canada. A sufficient travel history that shows you've been places where strict visas are required and have always followed other visa requirements. A strong reason to visit that explains why Canada and not other places you could go.

If you've already been rejected once you must both declare that and show reason why you have overcome the previous objections.

i have been to the US and sinagpore after i got rejected by canada. isn't that enough to proof that i have met other country's visa requirements? my travel history should be clear with this since they pointed this out previously when i applied. also, a leave certificate from my university and my next semester courses and fees receipt should be able to prove that i WILL comeback right? or is there anything else i should add?
i am only 20 so i have no asset of my own and my trip expenses will be sponsored by my dad.