Many visitors to Canada need a temporary resident visa (visitor visa), while others from visa-exempt countries need an electronic travel authorization (eTA). Applicants must satisfy IRCC that their visit is temporary, that they have enough funds, and that they will leave Canada at the end of their stay.
Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents may also apply for a Super Visa, which allows longer visits.
Who it’s for
- Tourists and family visitors
- Business travellers attending meetings, conferences or site visits
- Parents and grandparents visiting family in Canada
- Applicants who have been refused before and want a stronger application
How we help
- Assessment — we identify the right document for your trip and any concerns in your profile.
- Strong documentation — guidance on travel purpose, ties to your home country and financial evidence.
- Application — our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCIC) prepare and submit a clear, complete application.
- Extensions — help if you need to extend your stay or change your status while in Canada.
Next step
Requirements vary by country and change from time to time; we confirm the current rules during your assessment. Book a free initial assessment to plan your visit.
