Visitor Visa

So you want to visit Canada on a Visitor Visa, commonly known as a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV). It enables you to enter Canada for tourism, family visits, and business inquiries.

If you are considering about moving to Canada or simply want to visit, applying for a tourist visa is a terrific way to get to know the country, see and experience our different communities, and perhaps create work connections.

The visiting visa in Canada generally permits you to stay for up to 6 months and can be obtained in one of two ways: single-entry or multiple-entry. The single-entry option permits you to visit Canada only once. This visa is normally issued under these conditions.

The multiple-entry option is the most commonly available to travellers. This visa is valid for up to ten years and permits you to visit Canada several times for six months at a time.

Before applying for a visa, you should always check to see if you are from a visa-exempt nation and simply require an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). A list of visa-free nations can be found here.

• Valid travel document (passport),
• Good health (may require medical exam),
• Enough money to cover the stay in Canada,
• Ties in home country (Job, family, property, assets) and
• Intent to leave Canada at the end of visit.

Getting a visitor visa to Canada is certainly a very difficult visa to get and making sure you have proof that will satisfy the immigration official is what you need to do. Even with all the proof you can show your chances are at the discretion of immigration.

If you are on a flight that will take you to another destination and you have to land in Canada. You should also be aware that you may need a visa to travel through Canada.

There are several factors to consider while applying for this type of admission permit. Like

• Your country of origin
• Your mode of transportation to Canada
• The country that issued the travel document to you
• The type of travel document you're bringing with you.

Immigration Canada will not issue visitor visas to just anyone; they must be certain that your plans to visit Canada are genuine and that you will return home before your visa expires.

In addition to completing the above conditions, you will need to provide additional evidence that your application is authentic. You will need to demonstrate ties to your home country that will ensure you leave on time.

You should provide further evidence in your application.

• Relationships with family marriage licences, and ties to children
• Letters of invitation from family members 
• Automobiles
• Land 
• If self-employed Tax receipts for businesses
• If visiting family here, show family ties

Obtaining a visiting visa to Canada is unquestionably challenging, and you must ensure that you have proof that will satisfy the immigration officer. Even if you have all the evidence, your prospects are at the discretion of immigration.

If you are on a flight to another country and have to land in Canada. You should also be aware that you may require a visa to enter Canada.

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