Visitor visa for fiance

[Whogoeswhy]

Hello

My fiance would like to visit me. We're worried about the likelihood that including that he is my fiance in the invitation letter may lead to his visa being denied. For a bit more context, he is from an African country.

Any insights would be helpful. Does it make a difference putting fiance versus boyfriend/ romantic partner?

Thanks

 

[canadageorge]

It will not matter, people from most African nations get a high percentage of refusals. I am assuming he is not rich, and has not had a visa to the EU or US, he is almost 90% likely to get refused.

The way around this is filling an outland spousal sponsorship application. The best thing you can do to speed things up is to hire an expert to file a perfect application package.

Check out Immigroup's free Spousal Sponsorship Course: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/spousal-sponsorship-course/

 

[Whogoeswhy]

It will not matter, people from most African nations get a high percentage of refusals. I am assuming he is not rich, and has not had a visa to the EU or US, he is almost 90% likely to get refused.

The way around this is filling an outland spousal sponsorship application. The best thing you can do to speed things up is to hire an expert to file a perfect application package.

Check out Immigroup's free Spousal Sponsorship Course: https://www.immigroup.com/topics/spousal-sponsorship-course/

Correct. He has not received a visa from those countries. This is all very discouraging. The outland I guess means we'll have to get married in his country then I apply to sponsor him from Canada?

 

[canadageorge]

99% of the time this is the way it goes. Again, what is in your power is sending a 100% perfect sponsorship application (It should take you 2-3 month to put the package together).

Good luck.