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taiyo

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May 4, 2011
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An individual overstays their visitors visa in Canada and plans to leave. However they would like to stop-over in a country that requires a visa to enter. What would happen if they applied for the visa at the countries consulate in Canada?
 
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PMM

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Jun 30, 2005
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taiyo said:
An individual overstays their visitors visa in Canada and plans to leave. However they would like to stop-over in a country that requires a visa to enter. What would happen if they applied for the visa at the countries consulate in Canada?
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Quite a few would refuse, as they would believe that if you overstayed in Canada as a visitor, then you may overstay in their country.
 
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taiyo

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May 4, 2011
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Yes I agree with you. What I was wondering is whether or not they, the foreign consulate, would pickup on the fact that the individual is currently overstaying? I forgot to mention that they have had a new passport issued since the overstay due to a theft so there are no entry stamps etc. Thanks again
 
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