Visa exempt country's have better success to visit while "in process"?

[Nitzan900]

just wondering if its easier to visit from a country that doesnt require a visitor visa.

 

[Sweden]

well the answer is yes: if you're from a non visa exempt, you need to apply for a visa to go to Canada, and most people get denied.
If you're from a visa-exempt, you don't need a visa. So : it's easier.
it doesn't mean that your entry into Canada is guaranteed..
Sweden

 

[Melts]

Hi there

Just like Sweden said some people get refused, but just don't false any paperwork, my partner who doesn't come from a visa-exempt country applied and got hers, and she came here many times and I will say this , customs are very particular on her first visit but now she has been to Canada and she has no problem, just don't apply for a single visa, that's when flags arise get the multi visa .

 

[Nitzan900]

Hi there

Just like Sweden said some people get refused, but just don't false any paperwork, my partner who doesn't come from a visa-exempt country applied and got hers, and she came here many times and I will say this , customs are very particular on her first visit but now she has been to Canada and she has no problem, just don't apply for a single visa, that's when flags arise get the multi visa .

im actually am from a visa exempt country.. but i am worried they wont let me in at the border

 

[brightredscream]

My husband has many times, and I've gone to him a few times.
We're honest, carry our info, letters from employers that we're expected to return on a certain date...and all is fine