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<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\nCanada\u2019s immigration authority has now issued a clear warning to travellers: no individual or organisation can guarantee a Canadian visa. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) stressed on the fact that the visa decisions are made solely by immigration officers, and applicants themselves are responsible for making sure that their applications are completed and accurate.\u201cBeware of immigration agents who promise entry to Canada for the FIFA World Cup 2026\u2122. No one can guarantee you a Canadian visa or an electronic travel authorization (eTA). You\u2019re responsible for all the information in your application, even if a representative completes it for you. Make sure all your documents are accurate, or you could risk a 5-year ban,\u201d wrote IRCC in a post shared on X (formerly known as Twitter).<\/p>\n This advisory comes amid the growing reports of fraudulent schemes where scammers promise guaranteed approvals or faster processing in exchange for money. IRCC also emphasised that such claims are false and misleading, and applicants should be cautious of anyone offering shortcuts.As per IRCC, the travellers must offer truthful information and all required documentation when applying. Paying extra to consultants or third parties does not influence the outcome. The agency urged applicants to rely only on official government websites and authorized representatives for accurate information.<\/p>\n To avoid falling victim to scams, IRCC recommends:<\/p>\nIncreasing risks of visa scams
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