Speaker 1: Okay, so we need to talk about Canada's visitor visa If your intention of visiting Canada is that you're going as a tourist then show them proof Book a cruise or something get a boat right buy the tickets purchase then upload the tickets with your application This adds a lot of credibility to your case so now you're showing the immigration officer that your intent is backed up by documentary evidence because when you're issued a refusal letter and the refusal letter it's clearly stated that the purpose of your visit is not consistent with the information provided in your application so if intent is to visit Canada as a tourist then the information should be relevant once again you need to throw in relevant information which convinces the an immigration officer about your return back home. And this can boil down to your ties to the country of origin. And it starts with your financial ties. If you're employed by someone, get them to issue you an employment letter. At the same time, if there's a business you operate back home, get the business records rolling in. If you have any assets in your name, it could be a piece of land, a strong bank statement, and any other assets such as a car or a house, you need to upload the relevant documents for these assets. Now comes your family. For your family, you can put in your actual marriage certificate. If your kids are attending school, you can add in their school certificates. And finally, your residential ties will include your actual residence back home. So talking about the cost of the visit visa, is just about $100, and $85 you'll pay for biometrics. Processing times can vary country to country, but estimated time could be at around two months within which you'll get a final decision. Now, just to sum it up, Canada's visitor visa is not for everyone. If you're not able to come up with a strong financial standing, which will help you to support your intention in Canada, if you're going as a tourist, you need to show you have finances to support yourself. And if you can't show family ties, presidential ties, you do not have assets in your name back home, you shouldn't apply for a Canada's Visitor Visa because you'll just have an unnecessary refusal in their records. Apart from that, if you have any comments or concerns, you can simply put them in the comments below. If you're looking to get representation on Canada's Visitor Visa application, simply book an appointment at the given link here. We'll have a detailed session and we'll do a complete assessment to see where you stand and whether or not you should apply for Canada's visitor visa. Anyways, that's it for now. We'll come back with more updates. Thank you.