eligibility criteria
Being denied a Canadian visitor, student, or work visa is upsetting, especially if you don’t understand why you were denied.
It’s critical to understand the difference between a refusal and a return: A refusal will happen as a result of a failure to prove money, prove intent, produce supporting documentation, and meet health, security, or criminal admissibility conditions. A return, on the other hand, may come as a result of missing documents/incorrectly filled out applications, or failing to sign your forms. Additionally, your application can be returned if the quota for the program for which you have applied is reached. In contrast, you can easily fix these errors and reapply if your application was rejected due to missing information.
Resubmitting a visa application after it has been denied might be intimidating, but having the necessary information on hand can make it much easier. The procedures you follow for your reapplication will change depending on the kind of visa you need. You do not want to be refused more than once as it can substantially damage any future visa applications.
Reapplying for a refused visa might be intimidating, but having the necessary information on hand can make it much easier. Depending on the kind of visa you need, there are different stages you might follow when reapplying. Multiple rejections are not something you desire because they will negatively affect any future visa applications.