Visitor Visa
Millions of people qualify to apply as a visitor and come to Canada every year. Do you qualify too?
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You can visit Canada as a tourist, to visit your family and friends, or to do business. With a Canada Visitor visa, you can plan on visiting Canada for a few days or even for several months.
To qualify for a visitor visa, you must:
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satisfy an officer that you are a genuine tourist or visitor and will return to your home country at the end of your stay
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prove that you will be able to financially support yourself, and everyone included in your application, during your entire stay in Canada
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be medically fit (pass a medical examination, if requested)
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be law abiding and have no criminal activity record
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be of no risk to the security of Canada
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prove that you have strong ties to your home country
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Canada Visitor Visas can be issued for a period of up to 10 years. Most visitors to Canada may visit for up to 6 months on each entry. However, Visitors who are willing to stay longer must apply and get a stay extension.
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Need help to extend your stay in Canada as a Visitor? Please contact us for more information.
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Did your visitor visa application get rejected?
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At Vibe Immigration, we have strong expertise of assessing a rejected visa application.
We can help to:
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Review and Assess the merits and demerits of your application
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Identify the key factors that led to the visa rejection
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Provide consultation on your next appropriate course of action
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Assist in obtaining the internal file notes from the relevant Visa office and prepare an effective application to re-file your case
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Frequently Asked Questions about Visitor Visa:
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For how long can I stay in Canada on a Visitor Visa?
During a single trip, visitors are authorized to stay for a period of 6 months or as or as approved by the border services officer at the port of entry, whichever comes first
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Can I stay longer than the authorized period of stay?
Once you are in Canada, if you decide to stay beyond the authorized period, you must make a formal request to Citizenship & Immigration Canada (CIC). You must continue to meet all the above requirements applicable to a Visitor Visa applicant. If you are denied an extension, you must leave Canada immediately.
If you are currently in Canada with a Canada Visitor Visa and are interested in extending your stay, contact us for more information.
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Am I allowed to work in Canada on a Visitor Visa?
No, You are not allowed to work in Canada on a Visitor Visa. You will have to apply for a Work Permit to work in Canada as a Temporary Resident.
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Other Service offerings:​
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Super visa
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Student visa
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Work Permit inside Canada
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Work Permit outside Canada
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Spouse Open Work Permit
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Express Entry
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Canadian Experience Class
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Federal Skilled Trades Class
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Provincial Nominee Programs
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Business Immigration
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Home Caregiver Pilot Program
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Spousal Sponsorship
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Family Sponsorship
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Citizenship
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Temporary Resident visa (TRV)
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Extend your stay as a visitor
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Restore your status as a temporary resident
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PR Card renewal
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PR Travel Document
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Electronic Travel Document