CANADA TOURIST VISA

[INSTUMRNTAL]

I get rejected for this reasons

* your personal assets and financial

- i don't know what i have to do i complete the
Application for Temporary Resident Visa Made Outside of Canada
also i put a lodging certificate sent by my uncle which live in Canada so it is proof of sufficient funds

* your family ties in Canada and in your country of residence

- i sent a lodging certificate from my uncle ( Canadian citizen )

* your funds were recently deposited no history of account

- i don't have funds because i sent employment and financial documents for host in Canada
( lodging certificate )

* travel history

- i don't have travel history

so can you tell me what i have to do ?
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[Pippin]

You, like many others, have been refused because the VO does not believe you are financially established at home would leave Canada at the end of your stay. Showing you have an Uncle in Canada actually goes against you (yes, it does seem odd), but you have to PROVE that you have stronger ties to your home country than you do to Canada. The recent bank deposit makes the VO think it is not your money, that you don't have sufficient funds to support yourself in Canada even if you are staying with a relative. The travel history has importance from several angles. First, it establishes a history that you have gone away and returned to your country. This doesn't guarantee a visa by any means, but it is a start. The other thing about international travel is that it demonstrates to the VO that you have the financial capability to travel. Indicates you are established enough to afford it. Do you have a permanent job, property, wife/children? Are you enrolled in university/college? All these things can be used to demonstrate your ties to home. I don't understand why you sent your financial/employment documents to your Uncle. Go to the white search box at the top right of the main forum page and search for "visa refusal". Read everything you can and learn where you can strengthen your application. Good Luck.