Getting visitors visa from Germany with Ukrainian passport

[Sabina 60000]

Hello, i am planning to visit my girlfriend in Canada for two weeks . Currently I live in Germany and this is where I was born but my citizenship is Ukrainian (I got because one of my parents is Ukrainian) . I am 19 years old so I have no house but I have a job and bank account to show. all of my family is here including my autistic little brother that I take care of, I am also a student here in German and I am involved in a organization in my church which shows I'm happy with my environment . My girlfriend will be providing me with free food and a place to stay during my visit in Canada and she will write me a invitation letter as well . Is there a chance that I will get the visa? Thank you in advance

 

[Jalex23]

Hello, i am planning to visit my girlfriend in Canada for two weeks . Currently I live in Germany and this is where I was born but my citizenship is Ukrainian (I got because one of my parents is Ukrainian) . I am 19 years old so I have no house but I have a job and bank account to show. all of my family is here including my autistic little brother that I take care of, I am also a student here in German and I am involved in a organization in my church which shows I'm happy with my environment . My girlfriend will be providing me with free food and a place to stay during my visit in Canada and she will write me a invitation letter as well . Is there a chance that I will get the visa? Thank you in advance

There is a chance... there is always a chance.

You have to show you can afford the trip, it doesn't matter that your gf can sponsor you and in fact might raise suspicion on a potential move to Canada due to lack of resources and your partner being in Canadian soil.

That you are a student and have a work is good. You need to get a letter from your school that shows where/how/when are you enrolled and that you are expected to return to finish your studies. Also if your employment is solid enough, you should show a letter which specifies the length of your position, duties and leave of absence. A letter from your church can also help.

You also need to show evidence on why she is sponsoring you, that is, the nature of your relationship with full schedule on "what you plan to be doing" (why Canada, why doesn't she travel, why don't you go somewhere else).

Also your immigration status is a concern but should be good if all the above is solid.

Good luck.

 

[Sabina 60000]

Thank you for your reply. My immigration status in not a really big concern because I was born in Germany then moved to Israel (I have so Israeli passport because I didn't serve in the military) then I moved back to Germany. Would it be a good reason that she's not traveling with me because she visited me 2 months ago in Germany?

 

[Jalex23]

Thank you for your reply. My immigration status in not a really big concern because I was born in Germany then moved to Israel (I have so Israeli passport because I didn't serve in the military) then I moved back to Germany.

If you are holding a German/Israeli passport then you don't need a TRV.

If you do not hold a German passport then your status is a concern.

Would it be a good reason that she's not traveling with me because she visited me 2 months ago in Germany?

No.

A good reason would be that you have school vacations and she invited you to visit her country.