5 years ban

[allenski]

one lawyer said to me that even if my five year banned in Canada for misrepresentation ended, I still need a lawyer to file a strong case to be able to get a work permit, given the previous ban, if I am planning to re apply again. Is that true?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

one lawyer said to me that even if my five year banned in Canada for misrepresentation ended, I still need a lawyer to file a strong case to be able to get a work permit, given the previous ban, if I am planning to re apply again. Is that true?

You don't need a lawyer but you do need to put together a very strong app. On what grounds do you think you qualify for a work permit?

 

[Jeevan jyot]

1. Did you tamper with the invitation letter provided by your friend? Did your friend state any incorrect factual information?

2. How well do you know your friend? Or did you seek an invitation letter from someone you don't know just for the visa application?

3. Did IRCC contact your friend?



Unfortunately, no solution for any Canadian visa until the ban is over.



It's not just for a study permit for a Ph.D. You would need to declare this ban for any visa (temporary or permanent) that you apply to any country for the rest of your life.

As for the country for your Ph.D. program, there is no easy 'country' as such. Do remember to declare this misrepresentation ban when you apply for a study permit.

If you have exceptional academic qualifications + the field of your intended research is unique + if you are able to secure a grant or a fully-funded Ph.D prgram from the next university.... then the next country you apply to for a study permit might overlook this misrepresentation ban



It's absolutely pointless applying until the ban is over. Any new visa application will be refused + the refusal letter will mention that the ban is still in effect

I also got banned to canada ...m also disturbed what to do but someone told me that after 5 years there is no guarantee of visa ...is it so .

 

[Copingwithlife]

I also got banned to canada ...m also disturbed what to do but someone told me that after 5 years there is no guarantee of visa ...is it so .

You’re never guaranteed a visa . You apply , and it’s either you get approved or not

 

[Jeevan jyot]

You’re never guaranteed a visa . You apply , and it’s either you get approved or not

Is uk nice country to study or live ?

 

[karens]

Is uk nice country to study or live ?

Did you understand why were you banned from Canada?
Did you apply with any fake documents ?

 

[Rahul365]

Is uk nice country to study or live ?

Uk is a good country to study, as people said in previous messages, the problem is that the 5 years ban will be seen by uk immigration, for that you can try, but don’t forget to include your rejection or the ban, good luck don’t loose hope

 

[Brozachs]

I did not tamper with my friend's invitation letter. And my friend was actually my girlfriend, so I knew her very well and she did not state any factually incorrect information about her. It may be that she might have provided less information than required. But they didn't contact her. I see her case as completely genuine. Another invitation was from the conference. It seems genuine too.

And about my mentioning of the misrepresentation in future visa applications, I think there are some countries like Japan whose visa form doesn't ask about the previous visa rejections. So, in that case, is there a need to mention it separately?

I know how frustrated you must be feeling; but patience is the key right now.

 

[Jhonaaq]

one lawyer said to me that even if my five year banned in Canada for misrepresentation ended, I still need a lawyer to file a strong case to be able to get a work permit, given the previous ban, if I am planning to re apply again. Is that true?

You apply again even ban still and with strong arguments then they can study your case ,always prove well to overcome the previous reason of the ban.