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Introduction

Visa Name-Temporary Resident Visa (TRV)

Required Documents

  • Passport: Valid for the duration of your stay in Canada.
  • National Identity Document: For Example PAN card or Adhar
  • Proof of Ties to Your Home Country: Employment letter, or Family Ties or other documents showing your strong ties.
  • Proof of Financial Support: Bank statements, pay stubs, or other evidence showing you have enough funds for your visit.
  • Previous Travel History: Copies of visas and entry stamps from previous trips to Canada or other countries (if applicable).
  • Marriage Certificate: If Married

Note

  • If you hold a valid U.S. visa, you might not need to show proof of funds.
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Who Can Apply?

Anyone planning to visit Canada for a short duration (usually up to six months) for purposes such as tourism, visiting relatives, or attending business conferences can apply for a Visitor Visa. To be eligible, applicants must:

  • Have a valid travel document (passport).
  • Individuals planning to visit New Zealand for a short-term stay (up to 9 months).
  • Convince an immigration officer that they have ties (such as a job, home, financial assets, or family) that will take them back to their home country.
  • Convince an immigration officer that they will leave Canada at the end of their visit. ∙ Have enough money for their stay in Canada. The amount of money needed depends on the length of stay and whether staying in a hotel or with friends/relatives.

Processing Time

Depends Upon Canada Embassy (Current process time line 58 days)

Application Fee (Including Biometrics)

The total application fee for a Canada Visitor Visa typically includes:

  • Application Fee: CAD $100 per person.
  • Biometrics Fee: CAD $85 per person.

Terms and Conditions

  • Duration of Stay: A Canada Visitor Visa generally allows you to stay in Canada for up to six months. The exact duration is determined by the border services officer when you enter Canada.
  • Multiple Entries: Most visitor visas issued are multiple-entry, allowing you to leave and re-enter Canada during the visa's validity period.
  • Compliance: You must comply with Canadian laws and leave the country at the end of your authorized stay.

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