Back in 2011, my husband was visiting Canada (Vancouver, BC) and he applied for student visa within Canada. His application was refused (although accepted at the university) and shortly afterwards he returned home.
He wanted to study graphic design, so eventually he ended up completing his studies at home.
Now, a couple of years later, we would like to apply under Express Entry as a family (3 applicants).
Our biggest concern is how this past “issue” will affect our current application.
Because, of course at the question: “have you ever been refused admission to, or order to leave Canada or any other country” we will respond with YES and we will explain the whole situation without withholding anything.
Still there is a huge question mark looming over us, whether this so-called “incident” will negatively affect us.
Was his student application visa back in 2011 considerd as a criminal act ?
Any advice, past expriences maybe ?
He wanted to study graphic design, so eventually he ended up completing his studies at home.
Now, a couple of years later, we would like to apply under Express Entry as a family (3 applicants).
Our biggest concern is how this past “issue” will affect our current application.
Because, of course at the question: “have you ever been refused admission to, or order to leave Canada or any other country” we will respond with YES and we will explain the whole situation without withholding anything.
Still there is a huge question mark looming over us, whether this so-called “incident” will negatively affect us.
Was his student application visa back in 2011 considerd as a criminal act ?
Any advice, past expriences maybe ?
