Visit Canada
Whether you're here for a wedding, a business trip, or to spend time with family, your visit to Canada starts with the right document — a Temporary Resident Visa, an Electronic Travel Authorization, or the Super Visa for parents and grandparents.
Visa officers want to see that you're a genuine visitor with sufficient funds, a real reason to visit, and reasons to return home. The strongest applications make those answers obvious — invitation letters that match your purpose, financial documents that match the trip, ties to your home country that match your background.
Confirm what you need (visa / eTA / Super Visa) and how strong your profile is.
We build a complete document checklist — invitation, funds, ties, plus Super Visa medical insurance.
We prepare and submit the visa, eTA, or Super Visa application with a tailored purpose-of-visit letter.
We brief you on entry procedures, length of stay, and how to apply for any extension.
If you've been refused, we order the GCMS notes, identify the gap, and rebuild a stronger application.
It depends on your passport. Visa-required nationals need a TRV; many visa-exempt nationals need an eTA before flying. We confirm based on your current passport.
Most visitors are admitted for up to six months at entry; the officer at the port of entry decides. Super Visa holders can stay up to five years per entry.
Super Visa applicants need to show approved medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company or an approved international insurer, covering at least one year and a specified minimum amount.
Yes, you can apply for a Visitor Record before your status expires. The decision is at IRCC's discretion.
Book a free assessment with a licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. Honest advice. Real timelines. A plan you can act on.