Because of the fact you committed birth tourism your visas may be cancelled or you may not be allowed entry next time to prevent future birth tourism.
As your child is a Canadian citizen then they are entitled to enter the country but you and your wife only hold visitor visas so would be assessed whether you are genuine visitors each time you try to enter the country.
There can be longterm consequences of committing birth tourism especially when you mislead the VO about your intentions. Based on your previous posts you applied for a short visit and stayed a long time and had a baby in Canada.
Your child is entitled to enter Canada however you are not and could be denied entry.
Unless you were admitted to the hospital most would have returned home. A doctor can advise that it would be best not to travel but they also would have recommended she not travel to Canada in the first place. Unless she had a premature birth or was put in strict bed rest because she was bleeding or dilating and 100% couldn’t travel it will be considered birth tourism. Did you return to India without her if she had a medical reason why she needed to remain in Canada? People can’t just decide to leave their job for 3-6 months all of a sudden. Did she travel in her 3rd trimester of pregnancy? A visa is a privilege you will have to see if you are approved. VO are not stupid. Most would never have thought to go to an OB while in Canada and obtain a letter stating that your wife was not advised to travel. Do you have proof/receipts from weekly monitoring that would be required if she did have a serious pregnancy complication.
Thank you for reply.
You can certainly try. I am just pointing out that if you get denied this is one of the reasons.
