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If a friend wants to visit Canada from Russia, would it increase the likelihood that my friend’s visitor visa application (by invitation) would be approved, if my friend first got a Schengen visa?







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    I don't know that just getting a Schengen visa would be all that much help. Getting and using (complying with all of the rules and returning home) would probably have a greater positive impact.
    – brhans
    Aug 7 at 14:19






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    Being granted a visa to (and particularly traveling to and returning timely from) western affluent countries is a positive event on ones immigration history. Of course getting denied is also a possibility, and that is a negative.
    – Musonius Rufus
    Aug 7 at 14:20







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    If your friend has a job in Russia, probably he should not have problem. [Russia is much more expensive then Canada]. If she is a girl, check out Russia embassy website (of your country) and read about the girlfriend scam.
    – Giacomo Catenazzi
    Aug 7 at 14:33






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    @GiacomoCatenazzi "much more expensive"? How so? Even Moscow looks cheap (-30 to 40%) compared to Toronto and most of Russia is much poorer. Of course local purchasing power is similarly lower. It's definitely not a third world country, if that's your point.
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    Aug 7 at 19:57

















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If a friend wants to visit Canada from Russia, would it increase the likelihood that my friend’s visitor visa application (by invitation) would be approved, if my friend first got a Schengen visa?







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    I don't know that just getting a Schengen visa would be all that much help. Getting and using (complying with all of the rules and returning home) would probably have a greater positive impact.
    – brhans
    Aug 7 at 14:19






  • 1




    Being granted a visa to (and particularly traveling to and returning timely from) western affluent countries is a positive event on ones immigration history. Of course getting denied is also a possibility, and that is a negative.
    – Musonius Rufus
    Aug 7 at 14:20







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    If your friend has a job in Russia, probably he should not have problem. [Russia is much more expensive then Canada]. If she is a girl, check out Russia embassy website (of your country) and read about the girlfriend scam.
    – Giacomo Catenazzi
    Aug 7 at 14:33






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    @GiacomoCatenazzi "much more expensive"? How so? Even Moscow looks cheap (-30 to 40%) compared to Toronto and most of Russia is much poorer. Of course local purchasing power is similarly lower. It's definitely not a third world country, if that's your point.
    – Spehro Pefhany
    Aug 7 at 19:57













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If a friend wants to visit Canada from Russia, would it increase the likelihood that my friend’s visitor visa application (by invitation) would be approved, if my friend first got a Schengen visa?







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If a friend wants to visit Canada from Russia, would it increase the likelihood that my friend’s visitor visa application (by invitation) would be approved, if my friend first got a Schengen visa?









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    I don't know that just getting a Schengen visa would be all that much help. Getting and using (complying with all of the rules and returning home) would probably have a greater positive impact.
    – brhans
    Aug 7 at 14:19






  • 1




    Being granted a visa to (and particularly traveling to and returning timely from) western affluent countries is a positive event on ones immigration history. Of course getting denied is also a possibility, and that is a negative.
    – Musonius Rufus
    Aug 7 at 14:20







  • 1




    If your friend has a job in Russia, probably he should not have problem. [Russia is much more expensive then Canada]. If she is a girl, check out Russia embassy website (of your country) and read about the girlfriend scam.
    – Giacomo Catenazzi
    Aug 7 at 14:33






  • 1




    @GiacomoCatenazzi "much more expensive"? How so? Even Moscow looks cheap (-30 to 40%) compared to Toronto and most of Russia is much poorer. Of course local purchasing power is similarly lower. It's definitely not a third world country, if that's your point.
    – Spehro Pefhany
    Aug 7 at 19:57













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    I don't know that just getting a Schengen visa would be all that much help. Getting and using (complying with all of the rules and returning home) would probably have a greater positive impact.
    – brhans
    Aug 7 at 14:19






  • 1




    Being granted a visa to (and particularly traveling to and returning timely from) western affluent countries is a positive event on ones immigration history. Of course getting denied is also a possibility, and that is a negative.
    – Musonius Rufus
    Aug 7 at 14:20







  • 1




    If your friend has a job in Russia, probably he should not have problem. [Russia is much more expensive then Canada]. If she is a girl, check out Russia embassy website (of your country) and read about the girlfriend scam.
    – Giacomo Catenazzi
    Aug 7 at 14:33






  • 1




    @GiacomoCatenazzi "much more expensive"? How so? Even Moscow looks cheap (-30 to 40%) compared to Toronto and most of Russia is much poorer. Of course local purchasing power is similarly lower. It's definitely not a third world country, if that's your point.
    – Spehro Pefhany
    Aug 7 at 19:57








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I don't know that just getting a Schengen visa would be all that much help. Getting and using (complying with all of the rules and returning home) would probably have a greater positive impact.
– brhans
Aug 7 at 14:19




I don't know that just getting a Schengen visa would be all that much help. Getting and using (complying with all of the rules and returning home) would probably have a greater positive impact.
– brhans
Aug 7 at 14:19




1




1




Being granted a visa to (and particularly traveling to and returning timely from) western affluent countries is a positive event on ones immigration history. Of course getting denied is also a possibility, and that is a negative.
– Musonius Rufus
Aug 7 at 14:20





Being granted a visa to (and particularly traveling to and returning timely from) western affluent countries is a positive event on ones immigration history. Of course getting denied is also a possibility, and that is a negative.
– Musonius Rufus
Aug 7 at 14:20





1




1




If your friend has a job in Russia, probably he should not have problem. [Russia is much more expensive then Canada]. If she is a girl, check out Russia embassy website (of your country) and read about the girlfriend scam.
– Giacomo Catenazzi
Aug 7 at 14:33




If your friend has a job in Russia, probably he should not have problem. [Russia is much more expensive then Canada]. If she is a girl, check out Russia embassy website (of your country) and read about the girlfriend scam.
– Giacomo Catenazzi
Aug 7 at 14:33




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@GiacomoCatenazzi "much more expensive"? How so? Even Moscow looks cheap (-30 to 40%) compared to Toronto and most of Russia is much poorer. Of course local purchasing power is similarly lower. It's definitely not a third world country, if that's your point.
– Spehro Pefhany
Aug 7 at 19:57





@GiacomoCatenazzi "much more expensive"? How so? Even Moscow looks cheap (-30 to 40%) compared to Toronto and most of Russia is much poorer. Of course local purchasing power is similarly lower. It's definitely not a third world country, if that's your point.
– Spehro Pefhany
Aug 7 at 19:57
















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