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What would a visa officer question about your file?

The Canadian visitor visa is the most commonly refused. This check looks for the specific weak points that cause it — honestly, and before you spend the application fee.

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  1. 1.Have you applied for a Canadian visa before?

  2. 2.What keeps you in your home country?

    The officer’s single biggest question is whether you will come back.

  3. 3.Can you show consistent bank history for the last 6 months?

    Consistency matters far more than a big number.

  4. 4.Have you travelled abroad before?

  5. 5.Do you have family in Canada?

  6. 6.Why do you want to visit?

Answer all 6 questions to see your indicative result.

What the officer is really asking

One question sits underneath all of it

Everything in your application is evidence for or against a single thing: will this person leave Canada when they are supposed to?

Officers are not looking for a reason to say no. They are looking for enough to be satisfied you are a genuine visitor who will go home. Almost every refusal we read comes down to that question being left unanswered — not to a rule being broken.

Most people assemble documents. The applications that get approved build an argument the officer can follow, and put the evidence exactly where the doubt is.

A refusal is expensive in a way the fee isn’t

The application fee is the small cost. The real cost is the refusal sitting on your record, which every future officer — Canadian or otherwise — will see. That is why we would rather tell you to wait than take your money today.
Read the visit-visa guideAlready refused? Start here

Questions

Before you use it

Why does it look for weak points instead of giving me a score?
Because weak points are what get people refused. A reassuring score would be pleasant and useless. Knowing that, say, your funds look freshly deposited is something you can actually fix before you apply.
Does a high risk result mean I shouldn’t apply?
It means you shouldn’t apply yet, in that shape. A refusal stays on your record and makes every future application harder — so fixing the file first is almost always cheaper than filing twice.
I was refused before. Is that the end of it?
No. But you need to know the officer’s actual reasons, which are in your GCMS notes, before re-applying. Guessing at the reason is how people collect a second refusal.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is an indicative self-assessment from six questions. Real assessment means someone qualified reading your documents.

Fix it before you file it

Know what’s weak before an officer tells you

Bring your result to a consultation and we’ll tell you honestly whether to file now, fix first, or not at all.

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