Canada permits individuals to enter the country for a variety of reasons, including visiting friends and family. Certain nations are exempt from visa requirements, however, others may be required to obtain a Temporary Resident Visa prior to arrival in order to legally reside in Canada for a defined duration.

In order to meet the requirements for entry into Canada, individuals must:

• Demonstrate good health, which may involve undergoing a medical examination by a designated physician appointed by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)
• Possess a valid passport or other acceptable forms of travel documentation and proof of identity
• Convey to CIC officials that they have strong connections to their country of origin, such as employment, property ownership, and family ties
• Assure CIC that they have plans to depart Canada at the conclusion of their authorized period of stay
• Have sufficient financial resources for the duration of their stay
• Potentially provide a letter of invitation from a resident of Canada.

Frequently Asked Question for Visitor Visa:

Q: What is the maximum duration of stay authorized with a Visitor Visa?

A: Visitors are permitted to remain in Canada for up to 6 months or until the expiration of their visa, whichever occurs first.

Q: What if I wish to extend my stay in Canada?

A: If you desire to extend your stay beyond the original authorized period, you must submit a formal request to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). To be considered for an extension, you must still meet all eligibility requirements. In the event that your extension request is denied, you must leave Canada promptly. If you hold a Canada Tourist Visa and are seeking to extend your stay, please contact us for further assistance.

Q: Can I work while in Canada with a Visitor Visa?

A: No, working while in Canada with a Visitor Visa is not permitted unless you have applied for and received approval from CIC.

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