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So, basically what I'm hearing is we should have withheld my sister's condition. Is that right? It's disappointing that the system encourages lying instead of honesty. By the way, just did a quick search and found this: https://clearcompare.ca/ They cover preexisting conditions, including cancer.

Thank you. I understand the concern here from government's perspective. I explained I will be covering her insurance in the invitation letter. Would it eliminate the concern if I purchase said medical insurance for the duration of her visit and include that with the application?

She was planning to visit one month in the summer. She has around 20,000 CAD in savings and I have 50,000 CAD. I also have to add that she is my only sibling and my parents already have TRVs. Could that have played a part?

Thanks for the input though it seems quite unreasonable, and rather cold blooded, to me to deny someone a short family visit based on that. She has her oncologist back home and Canadian healthcare is very expensive for visitors. Plus, if someone who is in remission relapses in Canada, they have...

Hi everyone, My sister's application for a visitor's visa got refused today with the following reasons: "I am not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay as a temporary resident, as stipulated in paragraph 179(b) of the IRPR, based on your family ties in Canada and in...