Visitor Visa
Apply for a Temporary Resident Visa to visit Canada for tourism, family visits, or business purposes.
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Overview
If you want to visit Canada for tourism, to see family, or for short business trips, you will probably need a Visitor Visa, also called a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV). Most visitors can stay in Canada for up to six months per entry. Our role is to help you present a credible and consistent application that aligns with your travel plans and immigration history.
Who This Is For
- Tourists wanting to explore Canada
- Individuals visiting family or friends
- Business visitors (short trips)
- Travelers transiting through Canada
- Anyone needing a TRV for short-term entry
Eligibility Highlights
- Ties to your home country: Satisfaction that you will leave Canada at the end of your visit
- Purpose of travel: Reason must be clear, genuine, and well documented
- Supporting documents: Valid passport, proof of funds, travel history, letter of invitation (if applicable)
- Visa validity: Up to 10 years or until passport expires (officer discretion)
- Extensions: Possible to apply from within Canada before status expires
Required Documents
Application Process
How we help you through this application
Assessment
We review your situation and determine the best approach for your visitor visa application.
Document Preparation
We help you gather and organize all required documents, ensuring nothing is missed.
Submission & Follow-up
We submit your application and monitor its progress, responding to any requests from IRCC.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Learn from others' experiences to strengthen your application
Insufficient Ties to Home Country
Failing to demonstrate strong ties (job, property, family) that show you will return home after your visit.
Inadequate Financial Proof
Not providing enough evidence of funds to cover your trip and stay in Canada.
Incomplete Application
Missing documents or information that leads to delays or refusal.
Inconsistent Information
Providing information that contradicts other documents or previous applications.
Poor Travel History
Not addressing gaps in travel history or previous visa refusals properly.
Vague Purpose of Visit
Not clearly explaining why you want to visit Canada and your planned activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about visitor visa
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