Canada Visa Refusal: What is Settlement Offer After Judicial Review? Full Explanation (Simple Guide)

Описание: Canada Visa Refusal: What Is a Settlement Offer After Judicial Review? Full Explanation (Simple Guide)

If your Canada visa was refused and you filed a Judicial Review in Federal Court, you might receive something called a “settlement offer”. In this video, you will learn in simple language what a settlement offer is, why IRCC or DOJ sends it, and what it means for your refused visa file.

In this step‑by‑step guide, we will cover:

What is Judicial Review in Canadian Federal Court

What a settlement offer actually means for your refusal

When IRCC may agree to “reconsider” your application

Pros and cons of accepting a settlement offer

What happens if you reject the offer and continue the court case

Practical tips for students, visitors, workers, and PR applicants

This video is for:

Applicants whose Canada study, visitor, work, or PR visa was refused

People who already hired a lawyer for Judicial Review or are thinking about it

Consultants and students who want to understand the process in simple terms

⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is for general information and education only. It is not legal advice. Every case is different, and you should always discuss your specific situation with a qualified immigration lawyer or licensed consultant before making any decision.

👉 Don’t forget to:

Like the video if you find it helpful

Comment your questions or experience with settlement offers

Subscribe and turn on notifications for more Canada visa and immigration updates

🔔 Stay connected for more:
Canada visas - Refusal solutions - Judicial Review basics - Practical immigration tips