If visa is withdrawn or denied in another country such as Australia or New Zealand due to character issues such as misrepresentation, would this have any impact on Canadian PR process? Has anyone with visa rejections for character reasons in these countries successfully competed Canadian PR process?
Misrepresentation help
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Yes all rejections from all countries go in the PR application. My question is does the reason for rejection such as misrepresentation in another country affect your outcome of the application n
Yes. You always have to mention a refusal and you must always explain why the refusal occurred.
To fail to do so is misrepresentation and will get you banned from Canada.
Canada shares information with the UK, Australia, and New Zealand amongst other countries like the US and more. You will be caught. Especially if your initial denial was for misrepresentation.
To fail to do so is misrepresentation and will get you banned from Canada.
Canada shares information with the UK, Australia, and New Zealand amongst other countries like the US and more. You will be caught. Especially if your initial denial was for misrepresentation.
Personally, it will not impact Canada PR but need to declare and also explain what happened via LOE.
really? I thought declaring a rejection and especially due to misrepresentation could hamper? Could you please explain your viewpoint and if you have seen or heard of cases like this. Greatly appreciate any insight.
My question is not about declaring, of course I would, I am just worried about how the reason of visa refusal could impact my Canadian PR?
No. However, it may cause extra scrutiny of your Canadian app to make sure there is no misrepresentation.
If all refusals are declared, your application will be scrutinized for additional background checks, but not rejected.