01Visitor Visa
Eligibility
- Tourists visiting Canada temporarily
- Individuals visiting family or friends
- Short-term visitors who will not work or study long-term in Canada
Our approach
- We clarify your purpose of travel with a strong cover letter and itinerary
- We organize proof of funds and income in a clear, easy-to-review format
- We highlight strong ties to your home country such as job, business, family, and assets
- We check forms, dates, and documents for consistency to reduce refusal risk
What to expect
- If approved, you receive a visa counterfoil in your passport or instructions to submit your passport
- The officer decides whether it is single-entry or multiple-entry
- At the airport, the border officer decides how long you can stay, typically up to 6 months
- You must show you will leave Canada at the end of your authorized stay
02Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
Eligibility
- Visa-exempt foreign nationals travelling to Canada by air
- Travellers transiting through a Canadian airport
Our approach
- We confirm eligibility before submission
- We review travel history and past refusals to reduce risk
- We ensure passport details and personal information match exactly
What to expect
- Most eTAs are approved quickly, but some require additional review
- The eTA is electronically linked to your passport
- An eTA does not guarantee entry, the border officer decides at arrival
- If you renew your passport, you usually need a new eTA
03Visitor Record (Extend Your Stay)
Eligibility
- Visitors currently inside Canada who want to stay longer
- Individuals who need more time for family reasons, travel plans, or personal circumstances
Our approach
- We confirm the correct filing date, ideally well before your status expires
- We draft a strong explanation letter and supporting evidence
- We prepare proof of funds and plans to leave Canada after the extension
- We ensure you remain compliant with visitor rules while waiting
What to expect
- If you apply before your status expires, you may remain in Canada while a decision is made
- A visitor record is not a visa and it does not allow re-entry if you leave Canada
- If approved, you receive a document showing your new authorized stay date and conditions
- If refused, options may include leaving Canada or applying to restore status if eligible
04Super Visa (Parents and Grandparents)
Eligibility
- Parents or grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents
- Applicants who meet insurance and admissibility requirements
- Applicants supported by a host in Canada who meets income requirements
Our approach
- We confirm the host’s income eligibility and supporting documents
- We prepare invitation letters, purpose of visit, and family relationship proof
- We review medical insurance compliance and policy details
- We strengthen ties to home country and travel history presentation
What to expect
- A Super Visa can allow longer stays per visit than a regular visitor visa
- Border officers decide the length of stay at entry and can request supporting documents
- Medical insurance must be valid and meet requirements for the visit
- If travel plans change, you may need to extend status inside Canada with a visitor record
05Business Visitors
Eligibility
- Individuals attending meetings, conferences, and trade shows
- Employees of foreign companies coming for short business activities
- Visitors who will not enter the Canadian labour market
Our approach
- We confirm the correct category, business visitor versus work permit required
- We prepare invitation letters, event registration, and employer support letters
- We demonstrate funding, travel timeline, and return plans
- We present documents in an officer-friendly format
What to expect
- You may be asked at the border to explain your activities in Canada
- Carry invitations, meeting schedule, and proof you will be paid outside Canada if applicable
- Entry is always decided by the border officer
06Transit Visa
Eligibility
- Travellers passing through Canada by air on the way to another country
- Citizens of countries that require a transit visa
Our approach
- We verify routing and confirm whether a transit visa is required
- We include flight tickets, itinerary, and proof of onward travel
- We ensure the correct visa type to avoid delays or refusals
What to expect
- Transit visas are for passing through Canada, not for visiting
- If you plan to leave the airport or stay longer, you may need a visitor visa instead
- Carry onward boarding passes and destination visa if required
07Return to Canada as a Student or Worker
Eligibility
- Study permit holders who need a TRV to re-enter Canada
- Work permit holders who need a TRV to re-enter Canada
- Applicants whose prior TRV expired while they remained in Canada
Our approach
- We confirm your status documents and eligibility before applying
- We include proof of enrollment or employment and compliance history
- We prepare a clear travel purpose and return plan
- We organize supporting evidence and reduce inconsistencies
What to expect
- A TRV is a travel document, it does not replace your study or work permit
- When you arrive, officers may verify enrollment or employment and your current status
- Keep documents handy when travelling, such as permit, job letter, and enrollment letter
Information is general; specific eligibility and requirements depend on current IRCC rules and the circumstances of the application. No immigration outcome can be guaranteed.