Temporary Visa Overview
Every year Canada welcome’s more than 35 million temporary residents. Unless they are from Canada, every individual coming to Canada for the purpose of tourism, study, visiting, or working may need a visa called a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) from Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The Temporary Resident Visa is also referred to as a visitor visa and is an official document placed by the Canadian Visa Office in the passport showing that you have met the conditions of admission to Canada as a Visitor ( as a student, visitor, or worker)
The following written are the different types of Non-immigrant Visa:
Canada Student Visa
A study permit allows the new coming students to study in Canada in a specific program and specific educational institution in Canada.
Canada Visitor Visa
This visa is for tourism. It allows you to enter Canada as a tourist. It is for up to the time period of 6 months in Canada as a tourist.
Parents and Grandparents Super Visa
It allows the parents or grandparents of Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents to stay in Canada for up to 24 months.
Canada Work Visa
It gives you a work permit with the offer of employment from a Canadian company to work in Canada on a temporary basis until you don’t get Canadian citizenship.
Requirements of a TRV
You must show an officer that you meet the requirements of IRPA and will also