You won’t know until you take out your passport. If rejected, there will be a rejection letter; if approved, a Canadian visa page will be affixed to the passport.

Whether a Canadian visa can be approved mainly depends on the applicant's comprehensive information. Have they been to equally developed countries, such as Europe, Australia, and the United States? Are you married with children or single and divorced? Do you have a stable job and income? What about the assets in your name? Some applicants provide sufficient asset certificates, and even if the amount is large, assets and financial status will be listed. Is that because the history and source of the funds are not reflected? Is the household registration in a sensitive area? The better the comprehensive information in these aspects, the greater the chance of visa approval. In addition, you can check to see if there are other auxiliary materials that can be helpful for visa approval, such as salary slips, social security details, tax payment certificates, college or above academic certificates, professional qualification certificates, outbound travel photos and family photos, etc. Bonus points are provided.

If the deficiencies in the comprehensive qualifications are obvious, you need to improve your domestic binding force, that is, prove that you will return to the country on time after the trip, so that the visa can be approved. For specific details, you can also click on our avatar on the computer. After entering the page, click on the header URL to consult with the visa specialist on the website in detail. Best of luck with your visa!