sudhirindia said:
Getting Visitor Visa for spouse is hard..i would say 98% changes for rejection.
I did apply for my wife after my marriage before sponsorship application and NDVO rejected my wife's visa.
Worth it to apply.
I am also going to apply visitor visa for my wife after getting Application no and ARO2.
Let's see what happen..
I read somewhere in same platform; chances are more if you have US visa ....i don't no much truth on it....
What are the documents you are going to submit??
Sudhir
98% rejection? I guess my wife and I are in the 2% isn't that right? Although it's difficult to get a visitor visa as a spouse, it's definitely not a 98% rejection rate, not even close. Yes of course if you have a US visa your chances are improved, but that's not the only factor that goes into getting a visa.
In your case, your wife got rejected due to travel history, family ties, and finances. What did you send to CIC regarding these things? Probably not enough documentation. My wife and I sent enough documentation that constantly exceeded their file size limit, and we spent 3 days working on it, how about you?
I agree though that even if someone had a very good application, there's always a chance there's a rejection. But most of the time, it's truly dependent on what you can submit to them. My wife was married to me, had PR application pending, yet was successful in getting a TRV, and I credit that to the sheer amount of time and documentation we submitted.
