Applying to entry to Canada is often easier said than done. If you come from a country that is not visa exempt, you will be required to obtain prior authorization to enter Canada. This means obtaining a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or Visitor Visa for authorized period of stay in Canada. A temporary Resident Visa, more commonly known as a Visitor Visa, are for those that require this authorization to enter Canada.

Bore coming to Canada, you should research to find out whether or not your country is considered visa exempt. Only certain countries have a status while the majority will require a Temporary Resident Visa (Visitor Visa for entry.

When looking to approve your application, the immigration officer will assess the purpose of your visit as well as your ability to sustain yourself financially during the stay. They will determine if you are likely to return to your home country once the visitor visa is no longer valid.

The immigration authorities will only approve the visitor visa application if they believe that the applicant has a compelling reason for immigrating to Canada and meets the relevant criteria. A properly prepared application is key to increase your chances of approval.

Visitor visas allow you to enter and stay in Canada for up to 6 months at a time.

Business Visitor Visa

A business visitor is the one who does not directly get into the labour market of Canada rather he is an alien national who visits Canada to undertake the activities which are related to the international business.

Super Visas 

These are special long-term visas given to foreign parents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents. They allow families to reunite with their loved ones in Canada by allowing the foreign family member to enter and remain in Canada for more than the standard 6 months.