I'm a university teacher 29 years old. ..seeking urgent asylum. .i need protection. .we have become targets for all war sides. . We are targeted by war sides simply because we , as academics, refuse war and violence. . Please tell me what to do to flee suffering. ..
I'm a university teacher seeking an urgent asylum
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You have two options: (1) Obtain a TRV (visitor visa) to Canada and claim asylum when you arrive here. (2) Leave your home country and move to a different country. Once you are there, be officially recognized by UNHCR as a refugee. UNHCR will then determine where you will be resettled (could be Canada or could be elsewhere).
Thank u so much. ..
But there is no visitor visa available here in my home country. . ! Question: if i managed to go to india, do the officials there grant us a visitor visa to Canada, , and if yes, how i can make sure that if i arrived Canada they will give me permission to stay there and live
To be approved for a visitor visa, you need to show that you have strong ties to your home country and have no plans on remaining in Canada long term. If you apply for a visitor visa when you are outside of your home country, this usually increases the chances of refusal (because it's harder to demonstrate strong ties to your home country if you aren't even there). There's no way to guarantee your refugee claim will be accepted when you arrive in Canada.
It's very doubtful you will get a visitor visa approved while you're in India. As part of the TRV application you'd need to prove ties back to your home country to convince IRCC you will return after your TRV expired.
If you can go to India, then you must commit to staying there permanently and never returning to your home country, ever. You can then try to register with an organization like UNHCR as a refugee, and if they deem you a refugee they will check all available countries to see if any will take you. It could be any safe country, not necessarily Canada. You can't pick and choose. Also this may take a very long time.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/refugees/outside/index.asp
