Canada Visit Visa
Explore Canada’s Attractions
Multiple Entry Validity
Business & Networking Opportunities
Meet Family & Friends
Potential Pathway to Immigration
Types of Canada Visit Visas

Single Entry Visa
A single-entry visa permits a one-time visit to the country for up to 6 months. Foreign nationals are restricted to a single entry with this visa.

Multiple Entries
A multiple-entry visa allows repeated visits to Canada for 3 to 6 months per stay, valid until the visa expires. It supports leisure and tourism but does not permit work.

Business Visitor Visa
Purpose For individuals traveling to Canada for business-related activities such as meetings, conferences, or negotiations.

Medical Treatment Visa
Purpose For individuals seeking medical treatment in Canada.
Canada Visit Visa Eligibility


Valid Passport
Applicants must possess a passport valid for at least six months beyond their intended departure from Canada.

Purpose of Visit
Applicants must provide clear reasons for their visit, such as tourism, family visit, or business.

Financial Stability
Applicants must demonstrate sufficient funds to cover their expenses during their stay in Canada.

Ties to Home Country
Applicants must prove their intention to return to their home country after they visit Canada.

Canada Visit Visa Requirements
Must be valid for the entire duration of your stay.
We help you fill out the visa application form
Bank statements, employment letter, or sponsor’s documents.
Required in some cases (long stays or specific countries).
Include flight/hotel bookings and itinerary.
Two recent passport-sized photos.
Canada Visit Visa Processing Time
Processing times vary depending on the applicant’s country of residence and the volume of applications.
(8 to 40 days)
Validity and Duration of Stay
- The visa allows multiple entries during its validity period.
- Canada visit visas are typically issued for a duration of six months.
- Visitors are usually allowed to stay in Canada for up to six months per visit, but the actual duration is determined by the border officer upon entry.