Is Schengen visa revocation & physical cancellation prior to travel from homeland equivalent to "entry denied" for that country?

[raveenasawhney]

Is Schengen visa revocation & physical cancellation prior to travel from homeland equivalent to "entry denied" for that country? Will this be a major deciding factor for Canada PR application?
I have received ITA and I am about to submit my application. What should I reply for this question Was Mr./Ms. X denied an entry in a country ?

It was a business visa & travel was intended for 1 week in Frankfurt and 1 week in Romania , the Visa was granted by German consulate , but post visa the requirement changed to 2 days in Frankfurt and rest of the travel was moved to Romania.
the cancellation reason was provided as -the purpose , condition intended for the stay was not credible.
the comments were mentioned as - It has come to notice to consulate general that your main destination is not federal republic of Germany.
- False or falsified documents have been submitted.

 

[moscatojuices]

Is Schengen visa revocation & physical cancellation prior to travel from homeland equivalent to "entry denied" for that country? Will this be a major deciding factor for Canada PR application?
I have received ITA and I am about to submit my application. What should I reply for this question Was Mr./Ms. X denied an entry in a country ?

It was a business visa & travel was intended for 1 week in Frankfurt and 1 week in Romania , the Visa was granted by German consulate , but post visa the requirement changed to 2 days in Frankfurt and rest of the travel was moved to Romania.
the cancellation reason was provided as -the purpose , condition intended for the stay was not credible.
the comments were mentioned as - It has come to notice to consulate general that your main destination is not federal republic of Germany.
- False or falsified documents have been submitted.

So were you denied entry into a country?

 

[scylla]

Is Schengen visa revocation & physical cancellation prior to travel from homeland equivalent to "entry denied" for that country? Will this be a major deciding factor for Canada PR application?
I have received ITA and I am about to submit my application. What should I reply for this question Was Mr./Ms. X denied an entry in a country ?

It was a business visa & travel was intended for 1 week in Frankfurt and 1 week in Romania , the Visa was granted by German consulate , but post visa the requirement changed to 2 days in Frankfurt and rest of the travel was moved to Romania.
the cancellation reason was provided as -the purpose , condition intended for the stay was not credible.
the comments were mentioned as - It has come to notice to consulate general that your main destination is not federal republic of Germany.
- False or falsified documents have been submitted.

Yes, you need to declare this in your application.

It's not at all relevant to whether PR is approved or not unless you fail to mention it. As long as you mention this in your applications, it won't create ay issues.

 

[raveenasawhney]

Yes, you need to declare this in your application.

It's not at all relevant to whether PR is approved or not unless you fail to mention it. As long as you mention this in your applications, it won't create ay issues.

Okay , So I need to reply this Question as yes , and also provide Cancellation reason document with an LOE ?

 

[raveenasawhney]

So were you denied entry into a country?

the visa was cancelled , before I could travel to Frankfurt from India. so I was neither detained nor deported , I was just not allowed to board by the airlines.

 

[moscatojuices]

the visa was cancelled , before I could travel to Frankfurt from India. so I was neither detained nor deported , I was just not allowed to board by the airlines.

If you were not allowed to board that definitely constitutes a denial of entry and is a material fact within your application. What IRCC is looking out for is you hiding things, not things like this happening. In your case, your denial doesn't sound like a big deal at all (it's a business trip and the destination change wasn't within your control), but failing to declare it will make it a big deal.

I agree with Scylla - you must disclose this otherwise you are creating a very significant risk in your PR application.