Hello everyone, my first visitor visa application is rejected. I'am 22 years old. After graduating from high school, I enrolled in a 2-year diploma program. I have no work experience. Now the program is about to end. I will take the exam and enroll in a 4-year program. I don't know if I should apply for visa again. Please give me your opinion.
Information from my previous application:
13k CAD in bank account ( The bank account was just opened and the application was made immediately after the deposit. I know this is huge red flag but the money is still waiting at the bank. Is it good for a new application? )
I had invitation letter from my Canadian friend.
I said I'd stay for 2.5 months, because my friend who invited me said so. ( I know this is red flag too but If I apply again, I will keep my stay very short. )
I did not write a letter of explanation.
I have no travel history, my passport is empty. Will my chances increase if I travel to European country?
Here is the rejection reasons:
• The purpose of your visit to Canada is not consistent with a temporary stay given the details you have provided in your application.
• You do not have significant family ties outside Canada.
• You have limited employment possibilities in your country of residence
Information from my previous application:
13k CAD in bank account ( The bank account was just opened and the application was made immediately after the deposit. I know this is huge red flag but the money is still waiting at the bank. Is it good for a new application? )
I had invitation letter from my Canadian friend.
I said I'd stay for 2.5 months, because my friend who invited me said so. ( I know this is red flag too but If I apply again, I will keep my stay very short. )
I did not write a letter of explanation.
I have no travel history, my passport is empty. Will my chances increase if I travel to European country?
Here is the rejection reasons:
• The purpose of your visit to Canada is not consistent with a temporary stay given the details you have provided in your application.
• You do not have significant family ties outside Canada.
• You have limited employment possibilities in your country of residence