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Visitor Visa

Visitor Visa

Canada is a beautiful country with pristine wilderness. The natural magnificence of the country makes it a top attraction for tourists. In addition, the country is less restricted to foreigners wishing to visit or immigrate to Canada. Hence, thousands of people apply for Canadian visitor visas. You can visit the country as a tourist, or you can travel for business, meeting with family and friends. There are two types of visitor visas, that is single entry visas and multiple entry visas, from which you can choose the one that meets your purpose. You can stay up to six months in Canada, based on your option.

 

However, there are certain Canadian rules and regulations regarding immigration that you must follow and submit to enhance your chance of acquiring a visitor visa, such as:

Eligibility Requirements for a Visitor visa:

Your application for a Canadian visa can get denied due to a variety of reasons, such as:

  • You haven’t completed the application properly or haven’t submitted it.
  • You may have submitted the wrong document or misinformation.
  • You should not have a criminal record.
  • You must not violate human rights.
  • You should not engage with any crime organization.
  • You must have proof of financial security that shows you can afford to stay in Canada by yourself, pay for your dependents during your visit, and return to your motherland.

Your immigration officer thoroughly checks all the documents before approving your application. If you are involved in fraud or have a prior removal order, your approval will be denied and you may obtain inadmissible status.

Documents you have to Submit for a Visitor visa:

All individuals who want to apply for a visitor visa are asked to submit documents that will help the Canadian immigration department to understand your reason to visit and scrutinize your application to make decisions. Following are a few documents you should compile before applying for a visitor visa:

  • Passport.
  • Photograph.
  • Police certificate.
  • Proof of funds.
  • Medical report.
  • Applicable fees

 

Note: A visitor visa is applicable for individuals who wish to visit Canada temporarily. You can not work in the country, apply for a study permit and work permit, or be in the education system during your stay.