Getting visa. Help.

[Kaellll]

Hi i'm 57 years old, applying for tourist visa, i haven't travel anywhere but i have a small business here in the philippines with complete business permit in my name, a conjugal property, 5,500 CAD in my bank account & my son is a permanent resident in canada and like to sponsor our trip
Is there any chance for me to get a visa? what are the process? and if it did can i also take my 21 yr old daughter with me to go accompany me she's currently unemployed & not a student anymore.

 

[21Goose]

Your chances of getting a visa are higher than your daughter's chances. You should apply by yourself first.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ing-visitor-visa-temporary-resident-visa.html

 

[Kaellll]

Your chances of getting a visa are higher than your daughter's chances. You should apply by yourself first.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ing-visitor-visa-temporary-resident-visa.html

Then is there a way for my daughter to get a visa as well?

 

[21Goose]

Then is there a way for my daughter to get a visa as well?

Yes, of course. However, her chances will be lower because she's young, single, unemployed, and has a brother in Canada. The profile fits that of someone who may overstay. In addition, your finances do not really support two people's travel.

This doesn't mean that it's impossible for her to get a visa, not at all. It depends on the overall strength of her profile.

If you apply by yourself, your chances of getting a visa improve. Once you get your visa, you can always apply for her separately - if she doesn't get it, at least you have the visa and you can make a trip.

No one can tell you for sure whether you (or she) will get a visa. Everything I'm saying is just probabilities.