Visitor Visas

Visitor visas, also known as Temporary Resident Visas (TRV), are required for citizens of certain countries who wish to visit or transit through Canada. The visa allows individuals to stay for a limited period, usually up to six months, depending on their circumstances. For travelers from countries that do not require a visa, an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is necessary when arriving by air, except for U.S. citizens.

To be eligible for a visitor visa, applicants must satisfy Canadian immigration authorities that they will leave Canada at the end of their authorized stay and have sufficient ties to their home country. Key requirements include:

• A valid travel document (passport).
• Evidence of good health; a medical examination may be required.
• Sufficient funds to cover the stay in Canada, with amounts varying based on accommodation and visit duration.
• Proof of ties to the home country, such as employment, property, or family, to demonstrate intent to return.
• A letter of invitation from a Canadian resident, where applicable, to support the purpose of the visit.

Applying for a visitor visa involves completing an online application form, submitting supporting documents, and paying the application fee. Documents required vary by country and individual circumstances but typically include:

• Proof of financial stability and ties to the home country.
• Medical examination results, if requested.
• Any relevant invitation letters or documents that clarify the purpose of the visit.

If a visitor visa application is denied, applicants can work with Lev Law to address any issues that led to the refusal. By carefully reviewing the refusal reasons, we can assist in strengthening reapplication with additional evidence or guidance, providing the best chance of a successful outcome.