She applies online.My girlfriend wants to visit me from Venezuela. There's no embassy there it's in Columbia, would she have to travel to Columbia to apply for a visitor visa or can she apply remotely /online?
Thanks for the reply.She applies online.
No, an interview is not part of the process. IRCC will accept or refuse her based on what she includes in the application.Thanks for the reply.
Would she not need to do an interview at the embassy in Columbia or do they call her ?
Oh that's good to know thank a lot. If I can ask one more question, should she mention about me on the form, I'm a work permit holder here, I wasn't sure if I should help get it approved by explaining our relationship? I guess there's a reason for visit section. I feel paranoid it won't be approved because she lives in a troubled countryNo, an interview is not part of the process. IRCC will accept or refuse her based on what she includes in the application.
There is a very good chance she will be denied unfortunately. You are in a bit of a catch 22. If she applies as a tourist without mentioning you there is a high chance of denial because there would be no great reason for her to visit Canada as a tourist but if she mentions you there will also be concern that she will try to remain in Canada. What ties does she have to Venezuela? How much savings can she show?Oh that's good to know thank a lot. If I can ask one more question, should she mention about me on the form, I'm a work permit holder here, I wasn't sure if I should help get it approved by explaining our relationship? I guess there's a reason for visit section. I feel paranoid it won't be approved because she lives in a troubled country
What's most important is for her to show very strong ties to her home country. This would mean showing evidence of employment, ideally property ownership, funds to pay for her trip, etc. Assuming she has little or no travel experiences, you also want to keep the trip short - 2-3 weeks. Too much focus on your relationship may make IRCC concerned she has plans to remain in Canada long term.Oh that's good to know thank a lot. If I can ask one more question, should she mention about me on the form, I'm a work permit holder here, I wasn't sure if I should help get it approved by explaining our relationship? I guess there's a reason for visit section. I feel paranoid it won't be approved because she lives in a troubled country
All her family live there and she operates a clothing business there too. She also has a job in fashion too.There is a very good chance she will be denied unfortunately. You are in a bit of a catch 22. If she applies as a tourist without mentioning you there is a high chance of denial because there would be no great reason for her to visit Canada as a tourist but if she mentions you there will also be concern that she will try to remain in Canada. What ties does she have to Venezuela? How much savings can she show?
I was thinking only a week or two either way. I would probably at minimum have to mention the relationship right, just not go on about it? She has visited other countries and has a valid passport, she's been to Europe and returned back home.What's most important is for her to show very strong ties to her home country. This would mean showing evidence of employment, ideally property ownership, funds to pay for her trip, etc. Assuming she has little or no travel experiences, you also want to keep the trip short - 2-3 weeks. Too much focus on your relationship may make IRCC concerned she has plans to remain in Canada long term.
Her own dependents are what really counts. Does she have children? When did she visit Europe? How much liquid savings can she show? Does she own property?All her family live there and she operates a clothing business there too. She also has a job in fashion too.
Not sure about the savings but she lives comfortably. She visited a few years ago, maybe 3. No property just a business owner. She has no children. The best she can write up is she's been abroad before and has to remain at home to run her business or it will collapse. She also has a decent job in fashion. If it fails would be being PR holder boost her chances? Proof of funds if she's short, can I show I have covered her accommodation and responsible for her costs whilst here ?Her own dependents are what really counts. Does she have children? When did she visit Europe? How much liquid savings can she show? Does she own property?
Only spouse and dependent children count as "family". According to your posts, she doesn't have any of those tie in home country.Her family would also not be coming so that would be another tie, hopefully.
Hmm ok thanks. I feel like I'm utterly trapped. Sounds like a waste of time applying.Only spouse and dependent children count as "family". According to your posts, she doesn't have any of those tie in home country.
And you being and PR or a foreign worker won't add moreto her TRV application. Those are not tie to home country. IRCC wants to see that she will return to home country after the trip.
If she has travel history in UK, EU, Australia and returned home, may be it's worth to apply.Hmm ok thanks. I feel like I'm utterly trapped. Sounds like a waste of time applying.![]()