Need advise..! Pls help!!

[Sidhupb32]

Hello all members,
My refugee claim and RAD appeal was rejected in 2019 then cbsa issued me a departure order as i didnt left canada in 30 days then i bought my ticket and came back home. I got married in 2018 when i was in canada. My wife is working under Noc b category. So, I applied for a OSWP and arc from my home country with the help of immigration lawyer but received a refusal on that as well. Reasons for refusal are previous travel history, purpose of vist and ties with home country. Please guys help me find a way to come back to canada.
Thank you guys.!

 

[scylla]

Hello all members,
My refugee claim and RAD appeal was rejected in 2019 then cbsa issued me a departure order as i didnt left canada in 30 days then i bought my ticket and came back home. I got married in 2018 when i was in canada. My wife is working under Noc b category. So, I applied for a OSWP and arc from my home country with the help of immigration lawyer but received a refusal on that as well. Reasons for refusal are previous travel history, purpose of vist and ties with home country. Please guys help me find a way to come back to canada.
Thank you guys.!

Your only path back to Canada is through applying to immigrate and becoming a PR. Once your PR application is approved, you will be able to return to Cananda. Is your wife planning on applying for PR through an economic immigration stream like Express Entry? If so, then when she applies, you will be part of the application and once your PR visa is approved, you can then return to Canada.

Any temporary visa (e.g. work permit, study permit, visitor visa) is going to be refused due to your past history in Canada.

 

[Sidhupb32]

Your only path back to Canada is through applying to immigrate and becoming a PR. Once your PR application is approved, you will be able to return to Cananda. Is your wife planning on applying for PR through an economic immigration stream like Express Entry? If so, then when she applies, you will be part of the application and once your PR visa is approved, you can then return to Canada.

Any temporary visa (e.g. work permit, study permit, visitor visa) is going to be refused due to your past history in Canada.

Thank you scylla but The PR process for my wife gonna take a lot of time yet.

 

[Buletruck]

Thank you scylla but The PR process for my wife gonna take a lot of time yet.

True, but unfortunately, you’re going to have to wait unless you qualify to immigrate on your own.

 

[scylla]

Thank you scylla but The PR process for my wife gonna take a lot of time yet.

There are no options for you to return to Canada - other than through an approved PR application. Any temporary visa is going to be refused based on your immigration history in Canada.

Have you looked into applying for PR yourself as the primary applicant? Perhaps you can qualify faster than your wife.

 

[Sidhupb32]

There are no options for you to return to Canada - other than through an approved PR application. Any temporary visa is going to be refused based on your immigration history in Canada.

Have you looked into applying for PR yourself as the primary applicant? Perhaps you can qualify faster than your wife.

Ok. Some immigration consultants or lawyers who claim that it is possible to get a work permit as my wife is working under noc b category so i am eligible for that as well as they have dealt with similar cases and they were approved. Do you think i can trust and is it worth trying ?

 

[scylla]

Ok. Some immigration consultants or lawyers who claim that it is possible to get a work permit as my wife is working under noc b category so i am eligible for that as well as they have dealt with similar cases and they were approved. Do you think i can trust and is it worth trying ?

No - I do not think it is worth trying.

Yes - you technically apply for an open work permit because your wife is working in Canada under a NOC B occupation. However as already explained above, the work permit will not be approved due to your past immigration history in Canada. To be approved, you must show you have strong ties to your home country and have no plans on remaining in Canada long term. You have a failed refugee claim and then overstayed the departure order which resulted in deportation. All of this shows an extremely strong intent to remain in Canada.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Ok. Some immigration consultants or lawyers who claim that it is possible to get a work permit as my wife is working under noc b category so i am eligible for that as well as they have dealt with similar cases and they were approved. Do you think i can trust and is it worth trying ?

The consultants/lawyers want your money. There is no point in trying. Based on your history, you are way too high risk to overstay and further violate Canadian immigration law.

 

[Sidhupb32]

No - I do not think it is worth trying.

Yes - you technically apply for an open work permit because your wife is working in Canada under a NOC B occupation. However as already explained above, the work permit will not be approved due to your past immigration history in Canada. To be approved, you must show you have strong ties to your home country and have no plans on remaining in Canada long term. You have a failed refugee claim and then overstayed the departure order which resulted in deportation. All of this shows an extremely strong intent to remain in Canada.

Thank you so much for the information. I really appreciate your help .!