Good day so my friend wants to apply for a Canadian visa an she’s asking me questions N I don’t know the answers myself so I’m asking pinksters. She had 150k in her account got a bank statement for that said amount but she haven’t started the application yet. However she went ahead and withdrew everything, said she invested it in a business and is looking to get back another 1k on it so in all she would have $250,000 to out back in the account ASAP. However she wants to know if the Canadian embassy checks to see the transactions, how the money flow in n out of her account. And if she would get denied if they saw that she withdrew the 150 n then after a few weeks put back 250. She said she would get that 250k back in the account and then start the application… and also get a new statement. Would that affect the application of her getting denied? She don’t want it to seem as if she just borrowed the money flat n put it in the account. Or they don’t care how u use the money.-
Google “How to Apply for a Canadian Visa”. :thumbup
Thank me later!!
She wants to know the lil nuances that can affect their decision ie if taking out all the money and putting back a larger amount will arose suspicion.
Go on the Canadian government website. Or like the previous comment stated, just google ” applying for a Canadian visa” you’ll get all the answers and requirements there. I believe if it’s a visiting visa you will need an invitation letter or something like that…bwoy it’s a hard country to get into I heard, compared to the states
You would almost have to be an insider to get down to the nitty-gritty.
Sender, there is no single reason that causes one to be “denied’ a visa. Notwithstanding, there are some factors which may be interpreted as less favorable to proving you have enough ties to your home country and that you can financially support yourself during your intended stay. The embassy does ask for a bank/financial statement which should cover transactions for a specified period of time. Withdrawing a specific lump sum and then subsequently depositing a larger lump sum can be viewed less favorably if the Applicant is unable to account for same especially if the amounts withdrawn is the sum total of the Applicant’s monetary net worth. Other factors that may bolster your application in such a situation for example would be a job letter or business account/financial information. Alternatively, you could write a supporting letter detailing the movements within your account but note that the officers have discretionary powers whether or not to accept said letter. If it is not accepted as part of your application then obviously that will not help. Do you have other bank accounts that are more stable over the past six months? Do you have other assets such as being a business owner, house/land title, currently employed with a steady salary and can provide salary statements for between 3-6 months etc.? No one except the Officer(s) attending to your case knows the reason(s) for turning down an application but the better view is that it is better to wait until one can provide more convincing proof of financial stability over the past six months which could be indicative of an ability to financial support one self for the Canadian trip even if the cost of the ticket is covered by someone else.
If you have an American visa go to America then from there drive up to the Canadian border tell them you going to niagra falls they will ask for a return ticket from Jamaica to America once u have that they will grant you a visa.
me dey yah lol lol. not everyone is that lucky.