Yes, i got the sponsorship approval directly to me. All I can say is overload them with so much evidence that they won't be able to refuse you. I thought that's what I did and I was almost 99.9% I would not get refused but lo and behold.
I am starting to think it might not be worth it for me to go back anymore. I have a good job here, pay 13% taxes, she is a Senior Accountant here so she will be struggling out there plus she can't work for a good 3-4 months. I think it's a big gamble to go to Canada like this. We were very keen but now this Singapore "officer just crushed our dreams and intentions to contribute to the wonderful Canadian life.
Not to mention, we plan on having a baby but all this setback is going to make it a costly move to go back. Does anyone know if she will be covered to give birth? My guess is no.
Anyways, I just need to vent right now as it has been putting strain in the household and we can't go out as covid cases are high in Thailand. I am writing down all my frustrations down!
Thought it would be a walk in the park..... (During covid times?)
Well, unfortunately for many it's not that easy especially if you're honest. From our experience the sponsorship process was antiquated,
inefficient, and assumes your guilty of some wrongdoing for wanting to " contribute to the wonderful Canadian life. " It's not wonderful
for some and may just depend on what you have to offer.
I would be very careful arriving here expecting to have baby on a travel visa. That will be very costly.
This frustrating process takes a long time ( years for some ) and you've had an unexpected setback. I don't think it has anything to do with
discrimination but more to do with not providing IRCC with exactly what they were looking for. They're going to scrutinize you even more
now with a refusal under your belt, so if you really want to move forward then do some research and take the next path.