Do you still remember Chen Kun was rejected by Canada last year? People just wanted to take their son to participate in a summer camp in Canada but were rejected. At that time, the Weibo and WeChat circles of China and Canada were quarreling. Some speculations were that the Canadian Immigration Bureau might think that the source of funds was unclear. Another was the immigration tendency, and the more special marriage status was unknown. Some netizens who had a lot of brains said that international practices stipulate that "if you are too handsome, you are prohibited from entering the country"? It was because he played "Farewell, Vancouver " and he could never go back! In fact, there is a bigger routine behind this. It is terrifying to think about it carefully. The Canadian Immigration Agency has a "secret blacklist"! Chen Kun may have been rejected because of this!
Recently, Canadian immigration lawyer Steven Meurrens released an amazing confidential document on Twitter, which at least made us monks a little confused. The document shows that the Canadian Immigration Department has drawn several circles in China, and Liaoning, Hebei, Henan, Hunan, Fujian, Guangdong, and Tianjin 6 provinces and one city was circled separately, and Tianjin is the only Chinese city to receive this "preferred treatment". In other words, Canadian visa officers will look at applicants from these regions in a different way and conduct strict review. In other words, those who can be approved or not will be rejected.
This lawyer gave advice to applicants who apply for travel, study or work in Canada. First, they must prove that they will leave the country before their visa expires. In addition to ensuring that the applicant leaves abroad after the visit, including personal itinerary, planned stay time, immigration status, contact with relatives in Canada, current employment status, and purpose of visit, all are considerations for immigration visa officers.
I feel that you must be careful at all times and everywhere when applying for a Canadian visa, just because there is a problem with your "born"! The friends who heard this news were confused. Why were they blacklisted? We obviously did nothing, but we felt that the sky was going to be filled with heavy snow in this season. . .
I want to say that Canada is an immigrant country, welcomes new immigrants, and has friendly relations with China. From 2004 to 2013, more than one million people from all over the world flocked to Canada to become immigrants or citizens. In the past 10 years, the top three countries with the largest population of immigrants in Canada are all from Asia, among which more than 320,000 immigrants from China and more than 320,000 are ranked first in the country, followed by India, Philippines, , Pakistan, , the United Kingdom, and Iran. China, with the largest population in the world, has also become the country with the largest number of naturalized Canadian citizens; in the past 10 years, the total number of Chinese immigrants who have become permanent residents of Canada or naturalized citizens has been 326,067. Chinese-born Canadians have become the ethnic group with the largest number of immigrants to Canada in the past 10 years.
Last year, Canada received 25,000 refugees, and more will be added this year. Canada has shown a welcome attitude towards war refugees. However, if Chinese people apply as refugees, they will not have the same treatment, and more than half of Chinese refugees are rejected!
According to the CBC, from January to June 2015, a total of 5,006 people filed refugee applications in Canada, of which 3,091 were rejected. Among the approved refugee applicants, China has the largest number of refugees, reaching 414, with a pass rate of 47%.
data shows that the pass rate of Chinese citizens before 2012 is relatively high, and most people can succeed. The earlier you apply, the easier it is to pass. Internal documents from the Immigration Department show that the pass rate in 2011 was 53%, the pass rate in 2010 was 58%, the pass rate in 2009 was 58%, the pass rate in 2008 was 61%, and the pass rate in 2007 was 64%.
Why does the Canadian Immigration Bureau treat these six provinces and one city in China differently? Their reasons are mainly as follows:
1) Fujian and Guangdong Province have no freedom of belief
Refugee expert Chantal Desloges said that refugee applicants from China mainly include Christians, people whose land has been confiscated, people who have experienced domestic violence, etc. Most of the rejected applicants from Fujian and Guangdong provinces. Some Fujianese and Guangdong people claim to be Catholic believers, saying that Fujian and Guangdong provinces do not have freedom of faith and they are persecuted. However, such applications are often rejected.
2) Conflicts between Chinese and local residents frequently
Since the beginning of 2015, local media have been hyping up the issue of high housing prices, and have almost determined that it is the culprit of rising housing prices in Chinese. This also led to some locals having a certain negative impression of Chinese buyers, and there have been incidents where local residents angrily denounced Chinese immigrants to return to their original country. For this reason, some Chinese immigrants have panic and are not sure whether local residents are disgusted or dissatisfied with the Chinese.
3) Continuous Chinese people come to Canada to have children
Just a while ago, in response to the continuous situation of Chinese people coming to Canada to have children, Canadians launched a signing campaign on the Congress website, hoping that the Canadian Parliament would cancel the practice of revoking the practice of children born to foreigners in their country to automatically obtain Canadian nationality. This petition initiated by Vancouver citizen Kerry Starchuk received support from Canadian Chinese MP Huang Chen Xiaoping.
, a signature activity registered as e-397 on the Congress website, has only been more than three weeks since its inception on June 16. It has collected 3,842 valid signatures in thirteen provinces and regions in Canada, and will be submitted to Congress after October 14.
In fact, there is more than this practice of discriminating against Chinese people. Steven Meurrens obtained another document based on the Freedom of Information Act last year, showing that Canadian immigration officials will also strictly prevent various "fake marriages" and cheat nationality when hearing immigration to Chinese spouses. It seems that Chinese people are all talking about it. . . The
file requires immigration officials to strictly review applicants from China and provide key assessment guidelines! Other Chinese applicants in the
manual need to pay special attention to the following:
1. Chinese citizens (usually college students) marry non-Chinese;
2. There are no parents in the marriage photos (6 to 10 friends are more dangerous);
3. The education level is not high and the income is low;
4. The couple does not kiss in the wedding photos;
4. The couple does not kiss in the wedding photos; html l05. The couple does not go on their honeymoon;6. There is no diamond ring;
7. The couple wears the same set of clothes and takes photos in different places;
8. The parties involved are Wang, Huang, Li, Chen, and the surnames of Chen;
This idea is pretty good. There are so many things to do. The visual feeling of being persecuted in the late stage of persecution. You just say that kiss is not kissed. Is it directly related to applying for a visa? Isn’t it okay if someone is poor and can’t afford a diamond ring or doesn’t want to buy it? The one with the ridiculous surname makes no sense at all! ! ! This weird internal guidance once made the rejection rate of Chinese spouse immigrants at that time as high as about 39%.
China has developed, shouldn’t you always look at people with old eyes? Who can be happy with this pure discrimination? There are also some weird reasons for refusing visas that shock us. Yes, your country is very good, but not everyone wants to immigrate! Don’t treat Chinese people who have made significant contributions to the world and Canada with double standards. Do you know what it means to be heartbroken. . .
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