How difficult is the process for my Thai wife to obtain a Canadian visa?

Canada is easy, go to the embassy or call them first. Clear and easy path for her to come. However; if you think she will be happy there, think twice. My wife lasted about 2 weeks in the US and I don't live in a cold place. Now, we live here and couldn't be happier

dude Trudeau is a menace ... surely you should be bring her here 🕶

Canada has a grossly inflated sense of self importance, arrogantly stating in the rejections "we do not believe you will leave the country." Like it's some beacon of wealth and freedom and everybody will want to live there in a cold country with toxic, unfriendly people.... Oh, and they tell their citizens to not forget to put the Canadian flag on your backpacks so everybody around the world will give you privileges!! You can't make this sh*t up!😃 (HINT: Nobody gives a flying f*ck about your stupid flag)

I left that garbage country over 20 years ago and just want to bring my gf to meet my mother for a 2 week trip. Do you really think I want to move back to that cold sh*thole you a$$hole embassy workers???

Do it yourself. Be 100% trueful. Have a good reason to take her there. Have a even better reason for her to come back. Make sure you're finances are enough to take care of her (not over about this a normal bank balance is sufficient). You will be fine. Good luck!

Canadian immigration is living in the past. The gap between Canada and Thailand has narrowed considerably. If you have a good job in Thailand there is no economic benefit to moving to Canada. You might get paid 3-4 times your Thai salary, but after taxes and much higher cost of living, you'll be worse off.

Depends on how hard the Canadian immigration is on accepting it . Because Australian immigration is a shit fight . Hahaha

My Thai GF got CDN tourist visa. Wasn't easy though, took two tries. I was pissed at the first rejection and wrote a scathing letter to my MP. To his credit he wrote a reference letter which may have helped. Absolute joke though when you consider how open our borders are.

Individual regular Income of the applicant is often the problem with Canadian applications ..and generally one is directed towards "sponsorship" applications otherwise...a much more tedious and complicated process.

However there may be allowances for marriage status, if things have changed.

Depends on the quality of the application by your wife? Bad candidates often get rejected, good candidates get approved - people processing these look at thousands abs thousands and the bad ones stand out

People say it can't be done, are only showing reflections of their own limitations. That said, there are a lot of factors to consider, so it's hard to say. According to the immigration department, they end up issuing about 80% of them, that apply for legitimate reasons. No real rhyme or reason to approvals, apparently. Some have applied 5+ times, always get denied, then all of a sudden they say "approved" and nothing has changed except the issuer. I'm not sure how much difference there is for u.s. and Canadian applications, but this is the information I have for a u.s. applicant.