A Canada Visitor Visa (also called a Temporary Resident Visa) allows you to enter Canada for tourism, visiting family/friends, or short-term business.

Citizens of most countries (except visa-exempt ones) need a visa. Some may require an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) instead.

Typically up to 6 months per visit. Extensions may be possible while in Canada.

No. You cannot work in Canada on a visitor visa. You may need a work permit instead.

Short-term courses (less than 6 months) are usually allowed, but for longer studies, you need a study permit.

• Valid passport • Proof of funds • Ties to home country (job, property, family) • Invitation letter (if applicable) • Travel history & purpose of visit

Yes, most applicants between the ages of 14–79 need biometrics.

Processing time varies by country, from a few weeks to several months. Early application is recommended.

• Single-entry: Enter Canada once. • Multiple-entry: Enter/exit Canada multiple times, valid up to 10 years (but max stay 6 months each entry).

Yes. Common reasons include insufficient funds, weak travel history, lack of ties to home country, or incomplete documents.

Yes, families can apply together, but each member must complete a separate application.

It’s not mandatory, but highly recommended to cover medical and travel emergencies.

Yes, you can apply for a visitor record before your current status expires.

Yes, but you must address the refusal reasons with stronger documents or explanations.

We assist with document preparation, cover letters, eligibility checks, flight/hotel bookings, insurance, and personalized visa strategies to maximize approval chances.