Visitor Visa & Super Visa (Canada)

Visit your family in Canada with a visitor visa or bring your parents and grandparents with the 10-year Super Visa. We ensure strong applications with high approval rates.

Overview

Canada's Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) allows you to visit Canada for tourism, family visits, or business. The Super Visa is a special multi-entry visa for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents, allowing stays of up to 5 years at a time. Both visas require strong ties to your home country and proof of financial support.

Key Benefits

Visit family members in Canada

Super Visa: stay up to 5 years per visit

Multiple entry valid for up to 10 years

Business meetings and conferences

Explore Canada before immigration

Tourism and sightseeing

Eligibility Requirements

Visitor Visa (TRV)

Valid passport
Proof of financial support
Strong ties to home country
Purpose of visit documentation
Invitation letter from Canadian host
Clean immigration history

Super Visa (Parents/Grandparents)

Parent or grandparent of Canadian citizen/PR
Signed letter of invitation from child/grandchild
Child/grandchild meets minimum income (LICO+30%)
Canadian medical insurance for 1 year (min $100K coverage)
Immigration medical exam
Must not be inadmissible

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Step-by-Step Process

Visa Type Selection

We determine whether a standard visitor visa or Super Visa is right for your situation.

Document Preparation

Compile invitation letters, financial proofs, travel history, and ties to home country.

Insurance Arrangement

For Super Visa: arrange qualifying medical insurance with minimum $100K coverage.

Application Submission

Submit complete application with strong cover letter and supporting documents.

Visa Stamping & Travel

Attend biometrics, receive visa stamp, and prepare for travel to Canada.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between visitor visa and Super Visa?+

A regular visitor visa allows stays of up to 6 months. The Super Visa is exclusively for parents/grandparents and allows stays of up to 5 years per visit, with multi-entry valid for 10 years.

Can I extend my visitor visa in Canada?+

Yes, you can apply for a visitor record extension before your authorized stay expires. Apply at least 30 days before your status expires.

How much income does the inviter need for Super Visa?+

The inviting child/grandchild must meet LICO (Low Income Cut-Off) + 30% for their family size, including the visiting parent. For a family of 3, this is approximately CAD 43,000+.

Is medical insurance mandatory for Super Visa?+

Yes, Super Visa applicants must have Canadian medical insurance for at least 1 year with minimum $100,000 coverage. This must be purchased from a Canadian insurance provider.

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