A visitor visa, alternatively called a temporary resident visa, is a government-issued document that citizens of visa-required countries must obtain in order to travel to and enter Canada as a visitor for up to six months. It may be used for single or multiple entries. Visas for single entrance may be issued up to six months prior to the anticipated date of travel. The maximum validity period for multiple entry visitor visas is ten years or one month prior to the passport's expiration date, whichever comes first. Port of Entrance (POE) personnel will commonly approve entry to a person requesting entry as a guest for a term of six months.

Canada Visa Requirements for Visitors

• Standard procedures for obtaining a visa to Canada.
• Application for a Tourist Visa to Canada.
• Your bank or other financial papers to demonstrate that you have the finances to travel to Canada.
• A trip itinerary, if you have already purchased your airline tickets, or simply a summary of your intended activities while in Canada.
• If you are visiting relatives or friends in Canada, you will need a letter of invitation from them.
• If you are visiting relatives, you must provide proof of your relationship.
• If you are visiting relatives or acquaintances, you should inquire about their immigration status.
• Bank statements or other financial documents from your friends or family members, if you are paying a visit.
• A Declaration Letter from you to the Government of Canada outlining your reasons for obtaining a Tourist visa.
• Two photographs that adhere to Canada's photographic requirements.
• Your job or educational status as evidenced by a r•sum• or diplomas, as well as a statement from your employer saying that you are required to return to your home country due to contractual responsibilities.
• Evidence indicating your presence in Canada is temporary and that you intend to return to your home country at the conclusion of your visit, such as a lease, property deed, or similar document.
• Proof that you have no intention of working or studying in Canada.
• Court documents attesting to your lack of a criminal record.

Why hire RCIC Consultant•

1. Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants are intimately familiar with Canada's immigration procedure.
The RCIC's responsibility is to stay current on recent policy changes and ongoing professional licence requirements. They are able to advise you on which visas you qualify for and which ones you should apply for because to their intimate working knowledge of Canada's immigration system and accessible visas.

2. Regulated by a regulatory agency.
Agents who get the RCIC licence have successfully completed a rigorous process to enter the sector. They are also needed to remain current on rules, as this licence must be renewed annually.

The RCICs with which we operate adhere to a stringent code of conduct that is strictly enforced. This code protects your interests and guarantees that you are dealing with an informed and completely qualified expert. Additionally, RCICs are obligated to maintain good status with the authorities and always act in your best interests.

3. The RCIC can act as a liaison between you and the Canadian Immigration Authorities and your company.
If you've ever attempted to call a government agency such as an embassy or consulate, you know how frustrating, time-consuming, and draining the process can be.

Fortunately, engaging with a Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant eliminates the need for long phone conversations to fight your way into Canada. RCICs verify that your application complies with the Canadian Immigration Authorities' regulations, significantly enhancing your chances of success.

4. They can design an immigration plan that is unique to you.
Not only do Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants have extensive knowledge of the Canadian immigration system, they are also professional strategists prepared to effectively lead you through the maze of Canada's visa system.

The RCICs with whom we work "hold your hand" and advise you on your best visa application possibilities. They will help you through the process, ensuring that you fully grasp your objectives and timing expectations. They can then devise a strategy to assist you in achieving these objectives.

5. RCICs can provide a fresh look at your immigration possibilities.
RCICs are experts in their fields. They are obligated to give you with candid, unbiased advice about your alternatives, as well as guidance throughout the immigration procedure.

You may even obtain information that you were unaware of that might help you expand your immigration options to Canada. It is the responsibility of the RCIC to educate its clients. Due to the RCIC's expertise in Canadian immigration, they are able to provide their customers immigration choices that are especially customised to their needs.

6. All of your paperwork is handled.
Are you concerned about providing all of your required papers and accurately completing your application paperwork• Immigration entails many hours of paperwork, filing, form submissions, and document preparation - all of which must be properly assembled, finished, and submitted within strict timeframes. The RCICs with whom we collaborate will bear this responsibility on your behalf.