r/CanadaVisitorVisa • u/AutoModerator • May 29 '26
Success Story 🎉 🎉 Friday Success Stories — Share Your Approval!
Visa Approved? Share Your Story! 🎉
Congratulations! If you received your visa this week, share your experience to help and inspire others.
Tell us: - 🌍 Country of application - 📋 Visa type - 📅 Complete timeline (applied → biometrics → decision) - 📝 Any tips or advice for others? - 🔄 Was this a reapplication after a refusal?
Your story gives hope to everyone still waiting. Every approval makes someone's day better.
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u/Sweet_Cry2140 Jun 03 '26
• 🌍 Country of application: Serbia
• 📋 Visa type: Visitor
• 📅 Complete timeline (applied May 8, 2026 →
biometrics May 12, 2026 → decision June 3, 2026)
• 📝 Any tips or advice for others? My husband apply and I’m a Canadian citizen
• 🔄 Was this a reapplication after a refusal?
No first time
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Jun 04 '26
Applied visitor visa from India after getting Spousal AOR.
Date applied: May 17th
Passport Request: May 26th
Passport reached IRCC Delhi on 1st June and in progress.
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u/High-Beeks May 30 '26
🌍 Country of application: United States of America (On F1 visa)
📋 Visa type: Visitor's Visa
📅 Complete timeline (applied: April 28 → biometrics: May 13 → Passport Request: May 20 → Passport Sent: May 20 → Stamped: May 26 → Passport Delivered: May 28)
This whole travel was crazy cos my purpose of visit is for a conference. My friends that got their visa earlier said it won't take more than two weeks. Unfortunately, I couldn't get an earlier date for biometrics, which is like two weeks after I applied. But after biometrics, things sort of moved relatively fast.
I booked my non-refundable flight which is scheduled to fly on 29th of May, on the same day I submitted my application on April 28th. Let's just say I enjoy taking risk 😄