TRV Experience Khobar Saudi

[zakiravian]

Hey Guys,

I would like to share my TRV Experience. Here is my timeline. I took total of 10 days to process my TRV.

13 May 2019: Paper-based application submitted along with Biometrics
22 May 2019: Received ghost email which confirms my biometric submission.
23 May 2019: Visa approved and stamped on my passport.
26 May 2019: Received my passport.

Note: 24th and 25th was weekend and I applied during Ramadan.

 

[khan.mohammed38]

Great, pretty fast.
May I know ur profile ?
Such as ur travel history, dis u visit Canada or US earlier ?

What reason are u visiting Canada for ?

I think processed under CAN+

 

[zakiravian]

Yap. It was processed under CAN+.

But it all depends on your profile, travel history and strong justification of travel with day to day plan. Thats it..

 

[ABS6602]

Yap. It was processed under CAN+.

But it all depends on your profile, travel history and strong justification of travel with day to day plan. Thats it..

I have US valid visa but still no update for more than 55 days .

I am wondering why CAN+ doesn’t apply on my application!

 

[nmatter]

I have US valid visa but still no update for more than 55 days .

I am wondering why CAN+ doesn’t apply on my application!

Having a USA visa is not going to ensure you will be process under CAN+

Having a visa and utilizing at least one time is two different thing

Rest is expert may shed some light on this

 

[ABS6602]

Having a USA visa is not going to ensure you will be process under CAN+

Having a visa and utilizing at least one time is two different thing

Rest is expert may shed some light on this

As far as I know CAN+ applies for US visa holders regardless if they traveled or not .

Experts may advise better.

 

[zakiravian]

As far as I know CAN+ applies for US visa holders regardless if they traveled or not .

Experts may advise better.

I have Valid US visa but never used it. Again CAN+ doesn't guarantee faster processing.

They make decisions based on your current profile ( ex: If your iqama category is like engineer, analyst its big plus), Countries you have travelled before (e.g. UK, Schengen, USA), Timing is very important like if you are applying in winter as a visitor it will get refused, and most importantly how much money is being debited into your account on regular basis.

As per my limited knowledge if you are making less then 10K SAR in Saudi, most likely you won't get approved.

Don't forget Canada is really expensive country. If you are planning to visit it for two week you need at least 5K to 6K CAD for ticket, accommodation, food and sight seeing.

I hope it make sense.. Cheers.

 

[Legend6892]

I have Valid US visa but never used it. Again CAN+ doesn't guarantee faster processing.

They make decisions based on your current profile ( ex: If your iqama category is like engineer, analyst its big plus), Countries you have travelled before (e.g. UK, Schengen, USA), Timing is very important like if you are applying in winter as a visitor it will get refused, and most importantly how much money is being debited into your account on regular basis.

As per my limited knowledge if you are making less then 10K SAR in Saudi, most likely you won't get approved.

Don't forget Canada is really expensive country. If you are planning to visit it for two week you need at least 5K to 6K CAD for ticket, accommodation, food and sight seeing.

I hope it make sense.. Cheers.

I know someone who got visa for 7 years and his salary was 3,500 SR ...

 

[Ohdontyousee]

I gotta say people on East coast have better luck. I got my US Visa refused twice in Jeddah and Riyadh before getting approved in Khobar. Same circumstance. Maybe I just had bad luck

I got my TRV for Canada refused twice when I was in USA. I’m applying again in few months to visit my family there. Hopefully it goes as smooth as yours

Thanks for sharing man!

 

[Legend6892]

I have Valid US visa but never used it. Again CAN+ doesn't guarantee faster processing.

They make decisions based on your current profile ( ex: If your iqama category is like engineer, analyst its big plus), Countries you have travelled before (e.g. UK, Schengen, USA), Timing is very important like if you are applying in winter as a visitor it will get refused, and most importantly how much money is being debited into your account on regular basis.

As per my limited knowledge if you are making less then 10K SAR in Saudi, most likely you won't get approved.

Don't forget Canada is really expensive country. If you are planning to visit it for two week you need at least 5K to 6K CAD for ticket, accommodation, food and sight seeing.

I hope it make sense.. Cheers.

Not expensive than UK !!!

 

[suneet singh]

Hey Guys,

I would like to share my TRV Experience. Here is my timeline. I took total of 10 days to process my TRV.

13 May 2019: Paper-based application submitted along with Biometrics
22 May 2019: Received ghost email which confirms my biometric submission.
23 May 2019: Visa approved and stamped on my passport.
26 May 2019: Received my passport.

Note: 24th and 25th was weekend and I applied during Ramadan.

I'm wondering if you submit any financial documents ?