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To All
When you want someone to visit you should use your imagination regarding your invitation letter!!!!
The poorer the country their from, the harder it is to obtain a (CVV) Canadian Visitor Visa. Any unrest in their country and the Visa Officer will have to consider the chnaces the person will make a refugee claim in Canada on or after their arrival.
Certain issues in all CVV (visitor visa) applications must be addressed!
Has the person travelled abroad and returned from some other country they visited before?
What reason(s) would the person have to return to their country at the end of their visit?
What is their purpose for visiting Canada, what will they do, who will they visit, where will they saty, what are their planned activities!
Will they have visitor medical insurance?
Cost of the trip and whether they can afford same.
Lenght of trip.
NOW FOR THOSE THAT WANT TO INVITE A BOYFRIEND/GIRLFRIEND!
Advice is better to be sought before one submits an application.
When Passion or Love is in the air most do not think through the application process well enough.
Just imagine TOM wants SALLY to visit him. WHY?....why?
The visa Officer looks and sees TOM as the typical male who is too afraid to say to SALLY "will you marry me" until it is her time to leave!
--That means an In/Canada spousal application will happen so CVV refused.
Tom invites Sally for three months and claims he will show her Niagara Falls and the CN Tower or Stanely Park and the harbour in Vancouver.
--There is no need to invite someone for three months to see two tourist attractions (only) that can be seen on the same day, so CVV refused!
TOM invites Sally who is on a temporary permit in some middle east country with three months left on her contract.
--Sally would not have a reason to return because by the end of her Canadian visit her temporary status would have expired, so CVV refused!
TOM should invite SALLY or vice versa for unusual things that the Visa Officer might like to do themselves or that they always wanted to do.
1. In November or December to go to Churchill, Manitoba to see the Polar Bears walking through town.
2. To take a two day overnight Dogsled trip any winter into some provincial park.
3. To go to any fishing lodge that they fly you into lakes that have no road accessability for a one of a kind fishing experience.
4. Sailing on a Tall Ship from Toronto through the Great Lakes all the way up to Lake Superior.
5. Any outdoor activity a good distance north of any of Canada´s cities.
6. Use your imagination.
Would it be better that a Man invites a Man, or vice versa? It is never better to lie!
Logic plays a major part in any acceptance of any CVV application.
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[09-04-2010,08:48]
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Roy |
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(in reply to: VISIT VISAS)
My 0.02 cents today.
For Gosh sakes, if you are visiting, bring your medical insurance, enough funds etc.
There are situations when mom and dad, 3 children showed up at the airport with only $200 with the intention of staying 5 months visiting their long time friend who has a low pay job and lives in his friends basement and has no other income.
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A visa does not give you an authomatic ticket to enter Canada, do your homework all the way to the border.
If you want to stay, use the proper channels. BEFORE you arrive.
[09-04-2010,11:23]
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DocD |
(in reply to: VISIT VISAS)
WOW I must have too much wine tonight I agree with DocD!!!!!
Common sense folks.
Roy
cvimmigration.com
[09-04-2010,22:39]
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Roy |
(in reply to: VISIT VISAS)
WOW, I REALLY had too much wine tonight - I agree with BOTH of you!
[09-04-2010,23:04]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: VISIT VISAS)
WOW, I REALLY HAD too much beer tonight -- I agree with the THREE of you!
Cheers,
Bill
[09-04-2010,23:42]
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Bill |
(in reply to: VISIT VISAS)
Gooo, I think you have it backwards. 4 online friends have a lighthearted moment and one lonely troll that is jealous.
[10-04-2010,13:20]
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Sharon |
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