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Yes - there's always a chance. You will want to provide very strong evidence to overcome the reasons for refusal. If your situation hasn't significantly changed since the two refusals - then you probably want to wait until something changes before you apply again.

Good luck.
 
Just work on the two refusual everyone has a chance in every applications just provide strong evidence and keep praying you'll get it
 
we worked on all the refusals part except for the travel history. but still they refused. they mentioned no family ties.
its visa for my father. he gave my moms passport, her bank statement,my passport bank statement. all documents related to funds and assets.
 
Hi Sindhu,

Yes, it is possible to get a TRV after two refusals. Someone's mom got a TRV very recently after three refusals.

I had answered your queries in January 2016 after your dad was refused the first time. Back then the apartment was owned only by your mom + your dad didn't have a strong financial situation.
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/visitor-visa-for-centeral-govt-employee-india-t393956.0.html;msg4914302#msg4914302

In his current application, your dad has indicated that he owns the apartment + significant bank balance + FDs (which are only 3 months old)

While joint property ownership is fine. And hope the property has been legally amended to include his name (Stamp duty and registration paid for).

For his bank balance + FDs.... you must explain the source of these funds if they do not match your dad's pension. I think there is a financial mismatch which has resulted in a TRV refusal.

You can ignore the Travel History refusal reason. Do focus on sorting out/submitting a stronger financial situation + stronger ties to India before you reapply. You will have to prepare explanations too.... and not just evidence


Cheers