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Temporary Resident Visa

Visitor Visa

Canadian general visitor visa (also known as Canadian temporary resident visa) is called Temporary Resident Visa or Visitor Visa in English. Immigration Canada (IRCC) will approve applicants to have multiple trips to and from Canada within ten years (each time they can live in Canada for half a year). If the applicant is to travel to Canada for the purpose of tourism, it is commonly known as a "tourist visa"; if the purpose is to visit relatives, it is commonly known as a "visiting visa". In fact, strictly speaking, only a Canadian super visa is considered a pure Canadian visitor visa, but everyone In a broad sense, a 10-year visa that takes no more than 6 months and has relatives in Canada as an inviting person is called a family visit visa.

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Special statement

All the immigration and visa services submitted by you entrusted by Wei Ling Study Abroad and Immigration Company will be reviewed and submitted by the Wei Ling Licensed Immigration Consultant (ICCRC).

Basic requirements for application

The inviting person has legal status in Canada (study permit/work permit/immigration)
The applicant has an invitation letter from the inviter
The inviter provides financial guarantee for the applicant during his stay in Canada (explained in the invitation letter)
Proof of the relationship between the applicant and the inviter

Basic material list

Temporary Resident Visit Visa Application Form
Applicant's Family Member Information Form
Applicant's education and employment details table
Applicant's passport / Chinese ID card / no criminal record / medical report / birth certificate name / electronic photo, etc.
Applicant's biometric fingerprint identification
Unaccompanied parent/mother consent letter (if the applicant is a minor)
Proof of funds: sufficient to cover the cost of the applicant's residence in Canada
Proof of relationship: Parents must submit a notarized translation of the proof of funds, the relationship between the applicant and the parents
Both parents’ bank statement/tax certificate/income certificate (if the applicant’s funds are provided by the parents)
Letter of recommendation from the applicant's school (such as studying)
Applicant’s employer leave letter (including employer information)
Retirement certificate of the applicant’s pension (such as retirement)
Applicant's bank turnover in the past six months
Applicant's past travel certificate
Travel itinerary plan readme
Applicant's round-trip air ticket hotel reservation certificate
Proof of the inviting person’s legal status in Canada
Proof of funds of the inviter (NOA/certificate of deposit/pay slip, etc.)
Inviting person's certificate/certificate of employment
Proof of the relationship between the applicant and the inviter (birth certificate/invitation letter, etc.)
Application fee