The person is a permanent residence of Canada and is marrying outside Canada. She is divorced but have certificate of divorce that was finalized earlier this year. She wants to marry and then apply for husband’s visitor visa so they can travel together. How to increase the chances of husband’s visitor visa?
Note that her husband is only allowed to come to Canada temporarily if the TRV is approved. If IRCC feels he is looking to move permanently using the TRV, this increases the chances of refusal.
Her husband will need to show strong ties to his home country (e.g. employment, property, assets). He should also demonstrate that he has sufficient savings to pay for the trip to Canada. Also, if he has past travel to countries requiring visas such as the US and UK, he should include evidence of this travel with the application.
Generally speaking, being married to a Canadian makes it more difficult to get a TRV approved.
Good luck.
