Tourism Visa for newly wed couple

[hbrarr]

Applicant profile is:

Agriculturist,
No country travelled
Older parents dependent on him
Recently married ( couple age is 29, 23)
Bank Balance CAD $ 4000.00
Yearly Income CAD $ 16000.00 approximately
Net Worth Approximately CAD $ 700,000.
Has invitation letter from Canadian friend to attend his marriage anniversary which applicant will club to his trip.
A detailed itinerary will be attached mentioning places they will visit along with hotel bookings.

Please suggest if this looks positive.

 

[Bryanna]

Applicant profile is:

Agriculturist,
No country travelled
Older parents dependent on him
Recently married ( couple age is 29, 23)
Bank Balance CAD $ 4000.00
Yearly Income CAD $ 16000.00 approximately
Net Worth Approximately CAD $ 700,000.
Has invitation letter from Canadian friend to attend his marriage anniversary which applicant will club to his trip.
A detailed itinerary will be attached mentioning places they will visit along with hotel bookings.

Please suggest if this looks positive.

Just curious to know if you're a travel agent

To answer your question:
Nope. IMO, this person is not likely to be approved for a TRV

 

[AbuRaadiya]

What is the primary purpose of your visit?
Did you attend your friend’s wedding?

 

[hbrarr]

Just curious to know if you're a travel agent

To answer your question:
Nope. IMO, this person is not likely to be approved for a TRV

I am not a travel agent. Canadian friend is inviting him to attend his marriage anniversary. Instead of couple what if only one travels for 15 days.

 

[hbrarr]

What is the primary purpose of your visit?
Did you attend your friend’s wedding?

Primary purpose is to attend friend's marriage anniversary only.

 

[Bs65]

Primary purpose is to attend friend's marriage anniversary only.

Attending birthdays and marriage anniversaries of someone who is not even a relative are often not considered strong reasons for travelling to Canada especially as a primary purpose. Add to that someone who only has a balance of 4000 and a yearly income of 16000 then it is a hard case to show they can afford the flights and accomodation for even a 15 day stay.

Assume rightly or wrongly the net worth of 700k is tied up in property so not really relevant from a financial viewpoint to cover flights/accomodation. Having said all that anyone can apply for a TRV as the decision will be made by IRCC not this forum

 

[hbrarr]

Attending birthdays and marriage anniversaries of someone who is not even a relative are often not considered strong reasons for travelling to Canada especially as a primary purpose. Add to that someone who only has a balance of 4000 and a yearly income of 16000 then it is a hard case to show they can afford the flights and accomodation for even a 15 day stay.

Assume rightly or wrongly the net worth of 700k is tied up in property so not really relevant from a financial viewpoint to cover flights/accomodation. Having said all that anyone can apply for a TRV as the decision will be made by IRCC not this forum

Thanks!

 

[bellaluna]

I am not a travel agent. Canadian friend is inviting him to attend his marriage anniversary. Instead of couple what if only one travels for 15 days.

So many friends and friends of friends travelling to Canada, can’t blame anyone for suspecting.

 

[Bryanna]

I am not a travel agent. Canadian friend is inviting him to attend his marriage anniversary. Instead of couple what if only one travels for 15 days.

His net worth does not match his income + his age. Maybe his net worth assets were inherited or won in a lottery (?)

 

[hbrarr]

His net worth does not match his income + his age. Maybe his net worth assets were inherited or won in a lottery (?)

Thanks Bryanna for your continuous valuable input. CAD $ 16000 is his yearly income where as his Net worth is valuation of his agricultural that he has inherited from his parents.
Thanks! for clarifying my concerns.