Applying for a Visitor’s visa

[PeachandKelly]

Good day guys,
I hope you can help me.

My aunt and uncle here in UAE are going to canada for my cousin’s graduation and I would like to join them so I started my application online for a visitors visa. We will be staying there for a month at my other Aunt who is already a citizen there.
We plan to go around between april and may But then I found out during my application that my residence visa in UAE will expire this May, and that would be a redflag to the immigration officers, maybe they will be thinking that I dont have any intention to go back to UAE because of my visa, which will not happen because I still planned to continue working here in the emirates.

Just a little background
I work as a nurse
$15,000 bank statement
Salary $2400
I have invitation letter from my aunt
NOC from my company
Visited 5 countries from the last 10 years
No schengen visa
I have a current green card application for US

please let me know if i need to push through my application. Thank you guys in advance really appreciate any advises you can give me

 

[bellaluna]

What kind of documents can you present to prove you’ll renew your visa/continue to work in the UAE?

 

[PeachandKelly]

What kind of documents can you present to prove you’ll renew your visa/continue to work in the UAE?

Honestly don’t have an idea about that. I’ve been with my company for 6 years. And usually the process here if you dont want to be renewed you just give a month notice. For renewal of working visa I guess a letter with the intent to continue my employment will do, what do u think??? Thank u

 

[bellaluna]

Honestly don’t have an idea about that. I’ve been with my company for 6 years. And usually the process here if you dont want to be renewed you just give a month notice. For renewal of working visa I guess a letter with the intent to continue my employment will do, what do u think??? Thank u

You can certainly try that if you don't have any other choice, but an official document from an employer or visa issuing authority carries more weight than a self-written letter of intent.