hi guys i have a long term resident visa here in japan

[homiko]

can you give me advise looks like this..my boyfriend want me to visit him there in canada..but bad news last day i recieve my applycation was refuse,,what can i do for that?

 

[BamBamBing]

You have to provide them documents to show you ties outside Canada so you'll leave the country after your trip. (job, house, etc...)

 

[toby]

We'd need more information to offer advice.

If you are a resident in Japan, what is your nationality?

What was the reason Canada gave for refusing the visa?

How long did you plan to stay in Canada (as stated in your visa application)?

 

[homiko]

thank you guys..

my nationality is a filipino,i want to stay there in canada for one month only..to visit my fiance there...they refuse my documents coz i dont have any ties to show them....coz i dont know the exact requirements for my temporary visa...can i reapply it again...?

 

[homiko]

You have to provide them documents to show you ties outside Canada so you'll leave the country after your trip. (job, house, etc...)

hi please advise me again...my sponsor in canada(fiance) his PRC was lost and his passport was expire ...and now i want to reapply again..instead of him one of his relatives there want to sponsor me..my question is, its ok if i change my sponsor ?like i said one of his relatives there canada.

please advise me again

 

[toby]

Let's look at your case from a Visa Officer's (VO's) point of view.

Your fiance seems to be an illegal in Canada now -- if his PR status has expired and his passport has expired, as you say. So no, he could not effectively sponsor you for a visit to Canada.

Even if one of his relatives were to sponsor you, the VO will want proof that you will return to Japan at the end of your visit to Canada. What ties to Japan do you have? The VO will consider that you come from the Philippines, but ties to that country must be weak since you are residing in Japan.

So, your ties to Japan need to appear very strong. Otherwise, the VO will suspect that you would stay illegally in Canada with your fiance if you got a visitor's visa.

 

[homiko]

Let's look at your case from a Visa Officer's (VO's) point of view.

Your fiance seems to be an illegal in Canada now -- if his PR status has expired and his passport has expired, as you say. So no, he could not effectively sponsor you for a visit to Canada.

Even if one of his relatives were to sponsor you, the VO will want proof that you will return to Japan at the end of your visit to Canada. What ties to Japan do you have? The VO will consider that you come from the Philippines, but ties to that country must be weak since you are residing in Japan.

So, your ties to Japan need to appear very strong. Otherwise, the VO will suspect that you would stay illegally in Canada with your fiance if you got a visitor's visa.

thank you toby....

i have work here in japan..almost one year as house keeper in the hotel and im living with my aunt.then i have also money to prof of stay there for one month and i have a longterm resident visa ...i get it from my grandmother coz my grandmother is a japanese citizen.....is this ok to tell them....?

 

[toby]

Homiko:

Your inbox is full. You need to go to inbox at the top of the page, and clear it out.

I wanted to say to you:

Good luck, Homiko.

It is frustrating to have to ask bureaucrats for something as simple as visiting your fiance.

But that is the world we live in.

 

[toby]

Since your inbox is full, I cannot reply to your personal email. So I'll do it here.

When you enter www.Canadavisa.com. click on the home tab (top right of the page). Then click on Inbox. There you will see the messages that people have sent to you personally. You should read them, answer them (if necessary) and delete them. Then, once your inbox is clear, others (like me) may reply to your personal emails, and not use up space in this public forum.

Cheers