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A Visitor Visa (sometimes known as a temporary residence visa) is a legal document that we place in your passport. It demonstrates that you meet the standards for entry into Canada.

Most visitors to Canada require a visiting visa. You may also require one if you are passing through a Canadian airport on route to your final destination.

A visiting visa can be obtained either online or on paper.

How long can you stay?

Most travellers can stay in Canada for up to six months.

The border services officer at the point of entry may authorize you to stay for less than or more than 6 months. If that's the case, they'll stamp your passport with the departure date. They may also provide you with a document known as a visitor record, which will state the date you must leave by.

Eligibility

To obtain a visitor visa, you must first complete some basic conditions. You are required to:

Possess a valid travel document, such as a passport
Be in good physical and mental health, and have no criminal or immigration -related convictions
Persuade an immigration officer that you have ties to your native country, such as a job, a residence, financial assets, or family.

Persuade an immigration official that you will leave Canada at the end of your visit and that you have enough money to cover your expenses.

The amount of money you'll need depends on how long you'll be there and whether you'll be staying in a hotel or with friends or family You may also need a medical exam and a letter of invitation from a Canadian resident.

You may also need a medical exam and a letter of invitation from a Canadian resident.

Super-Visa for Parents and Grandparents

A super visa allows you to visit your children or grandkids for up to two years. It is a multiple-entry visa that allows for numerous entries for a duration of up to ten years.

Apply for a visitor visa if you want to remain for less than six months.

Eligibility:

To be eligible for a super visa, you must meet the following requirements:

You must be the parent or grandparent of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada, and you must have a signed letter from your child or grandchild inviting you to Canada that includes the following information: .

A pledge of financial support for the duration of your visit a list of the people in this person's household and
The number of people in this person's household
A copy of this person's Canadian citizenship or permanent residence document
Have medical insurance from a Canadian insurer that is: At least $100,000 coverage, valid for at least one year from the date of entry
Have proof of medical insurance payment (quotes are not allowed) In addition, you must:

Apply for a super visa from a country other than Canada
Be permitted to enter Canada

Take an immigration medical examination and meet various additional requirements
This application does not allow you to include dependents.

Financial assistance (proof of funds)

The child or grandchild who invites you must demonstrate that their household earns the bare minimum. The following are some examples of documents that can be used as proof of funds:

The most recent tax year's Notice of Assessment (NOA) or T4/T1
Pay stubs for employment insurance

Pay stubs and an employment letter with the salary and date of hire
Statements from banks

Other factors to be considered

Before deciding whether or not you can visit Canada, we take numerous factors into account. You must be a real tourist to Canada who will leave on your own discretion at the end of your stay.

When you apply, we will consider the following factors:

Your ties to your homeland
The reason for your stay, your family, and your finances
Your home country's overall economic and political stability