Visitor Visa in Canada is a temporary visa that allows foreign nationals to visit Canada for a short period of time. A visitor visa is not required if the applicant is traveling to Canada as a tourist, on an approved cruise, or on an approved aircraft.

The Canadian government has introduced electronic travel authorization (eTA) requirements for visitors who fly to or transit through Canada. An eTA is an entry requirement and it doesn’t guarantee entry into Canada.

There are two types of visitor visas: single-entry visas and multiple-entry visas. The duration of stay allowed by the single-entry visitor visa is usually six months from the date of issue or until the expiry date indicated on the document, whichever comes first. The duration of stay allowed by multiple-entry visitor visas ranges from three to ten years, depending on your citizenship status.

An applicant may be eligible for a visitor visa if they:

The process of applying for a visitor visa in Canada is not hard for people who are eligible.

The visa application process in Canada is not hard for people who are eligible. The process starts with filling out an online form and then submitting it to the Canadian government. The online form will take you through a series of questions about your personal details, travel plans, and whether you have any criminal convictions. You will also need to provide a copy of your passport, proof of funds, and travel plans, as well as a letter from your employer confirming your employment status if you are coming to work or study in Canada.

In order to apply for the visa, you must make sure that you are eligible to do so by checking if your country is on the list of countries whose citizens can apply for a visitor visa without having a temporary resident visa (TRV) first. If it’s not on the list, don’t worry – there’s still hope! You can apply for one at the same time.

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