Impact of Canadian PR application refusal on visas to other countries?

[mpgSL]

I had applied for the Express Entry and just recently got my permanent resident application to Canada refused on the basis of insufficient settlement funds. Is this refusal something that I will have to mention when applying to tourist visas to countries such as the US, Australia, etc.? I realize that some countries ask if you have had previous visa refusals and I wasn't sure if this counts as such and whether I would need to mention it. Further, will this pr application refusal have any negative impact when trying to obtain a tourist visa for other countries, particularly the US or Australia?

If any of you have any experience with the above, I'd really love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

 

[quelash13]

I had applied for the Express Entry and just recently got my permanent resident application to Canada refused on the basis of insufficient settlement funds. Is this refusal something that I will have to mention when applying to tourist visas to countries such as the US, Australia, etc.? I realize that some countries ask if you have had previous visa refusals and I wasn't sure if this counts as such and whether I would need to mention it. Further, will this pr application refusal have any negative impact when trying to obtain a tourist visa for other countries, particularly the US or Australia?

If any of you have any experience with the above, I'd really love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

Can I check how long after AOR did you receive the rejection?

 

[smash1984]

I had applied for the Express Entry and just recently got my permanent resident application to Canada refused on the basis of insufficient settlement funds. Is this refusal something that I will have to mention when applying to tourist visas to countries such as the US, Australia, etc.? I realize that some countries ask if you have had previous visa refusals and I wasn't sure if this counts as such and whether I would need to mention it. Further, will this pr application refusal have any negative impact when trying to obtain a tourist visa for other countries, particularly the US or Australia?

If any of you have any experience with the above, I'd really love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

That's an interesting question.

I would suppose this would constitute an immigrant visa refusal (as opposed to a non-immigrant visa).

Maybe other members can shed more light regarding my understanding of the issue.