canada visitor rjctd,.uk visitor refusal,can i apply for 3rd time,does uk effect

[akash aluwala]

am doing my masters in USA ., i have applied for canada visitor visa and got refusal from usa ., my brother was working in canada at that time (8 months ago) was in work Visa ., i don't know if that might have have effected my status ., now i wish to re apply my canada visitor visa because my brother is an P.R holder in canada now ., but the screw part is i recently applied for UK visitor visa a month ago and got refusal ., can any professional please boost up my hopes , will i get visitor visa acptd if i apply now

 

[scylla]

No one here can tell you if your visa will be approved. However past refusals do typically make it more difficult to be approved - and unfortunately it doesn't help that your brother is a PR in Canada or that you only have temporary status in the US. To be approved you will have to show that you have strong ties to your home country and have no plans on remaining in CAnada long term. Good luck.

 

[SenoritaBella]

As you a studying in the US, what you need to provide is strong evidence that you are firmly established in the US and therefore can't quickly re-establish yourself in Canada.
For starters, did you submit the following documents?
1) most recent transcripts (hopefully, you are in good standing)
2) proof of registration (recently signed letter from registrar's office or graduate program attesting that you are registered for the academic year)
3) proof of having paid your tuition that academic year(or semester)
4) proof of adequate funds

By the way, if you are graduating soon it will likely work against you, as it's easier for you to remain in Canada afterwards.

What's the purpose of your visit? Your brother is a PR now, perhaps he can visit you instead?

You may want to wait and obtain a job, work for at least 6 months(beyond probation period) then try again. Goodluck!

 

[akash aluwala]

does my UK visa refusal effect ???

 

[akash aluwala]

As you a studying in the US, what you need to provide is strong evidence that you are firmly established in the US and therefore can't quickly re-establish yourself in Canada.
For starters, did you submit the following documents?
1) most recent transcripts (hopefully, you are in good standing)
2) proof of registration (recently signed letter from registrar's office or graduate program attesting that you are registered for the academic year)
3) proof of having paid your tuition that academic year(or semester)
4) proof of adequate funds

By the way, if you are graduating soon it will likely work against you, as it's easier for you to remain in Canada afterwards.

What's the purpose of your visit? Your brother is a PR now, perhaps he can visit you instead?

You may want to wait and obtain a job, work for at least 6 months(beyond probation period) then try again. Goodluck!

thanks for the info , Does my UK visa refusal effect my further visitor visa status if i again apply for canada????

 

[Bryanna]

The experts on this forum have provided excellent advice to your queries. Hence, I will share my experience about a UK Visa refusal and my recent Canada TRV


I had a UK Family Visit Visa refusal in 2008.... and two days ago, I have successfully had a Canada TRV issued for the Lifetime of my passport

My UK refusal, in 2008, was mostly because I left it to the ECO (UK Entry Clearance Officer) to figure out my paperwork.... a complete mistake on my part. I wisened up for the visa applications for any country after that

I did, however, file an appeal..... because my sponsor for that UK visa was a relative..... I provided detailed evidence and explanations against each of the points cited by the ECO.... won my appeal..... traveled on that visa

Later - from my very next UK Visit Visa onwards (ie after I won the Refusal case and traveled on that visa - all subsequent UK visit visas) have been stamped in my passport.... in 24 hours..... under Fast Track Priority Processing


To answer your question:
No, a previous UK visa refusal does not affect your Canada TRV as each visa application is evaluated on its own merits. However, please do NOT hide this fact from the Canada VO. Give full details in your Canada TRV along with an explanation. Not disclosing a visa refusal could even lead to a ban for misrepresentation - based on what I have read.

Even for the UK itself, my previous UK visa refusal did not affect my subsequent visas..... probably because I had won the appeal.

If you have traveled to Schengen countries, Australia, etc.... basically countries which have strong procedures for evaluating visa applications, then will help. In that case, you should submit a 'My Travel History' explanation with your Canada TRV giving details of those visas, entry/exit dates, etc



Regarding your UK Visa:
Did you apply as a UK Family Visit? If yes, then you would have 28 days to file an appeal.

If you have had both UK and Canada visa refusals, my guess is that your documentation is not strong enough.... please remember that you need to show VERY strong ties to your country of residence..... backed by proofs and explanations. This could be a job, properties, funds/finances, family ties, purpose of visit (not just to see the Niagara Falls LOL), etc etc

The VO looks at the balance of probabilities that you will return to your country of residence.... and that you are not likely to remain in Canada or the UK.

Hope this helps. All the best

 

[SenoritaBella]

It should not affect your application but you must disclose all refusals when you apply.

does my UK visa refusal effect ???

 

[Msafiri]

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Regarding your UK Visa:
Did you apply as a UK Family Visit? If yes, then you would have 28 days to file an appeal.

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Under immigration legislation back in the summer of 2013 the right of appeal for family visitors was abolished other than on discrimination and human rights grounds (to ensure compliance with the ECHR) - based on case law the threshold is so high as to render the 'allowed grounds' appeals meaningless.