Who Qualifies
Parents & GrandparentsOf Canadian citizens or PRs
Processing Time
1 – 4 WeeksOften faster than regular TRV
Gov't Fee
CAD $100Per applicant
Validity
Up to 10 Years2 years per single entry
Stay Longer. Stay Together.
The Super Visa is Canada's most flexible long-stay option for parents and grandparents. Unlike the regular Visitor Visa (which allows 6 months per entry), the Super Visa allows up to 2 continuous years — and is valid for up to 10 years with multiple entries. We manage every requirement, including the Canadian medical insurance coordination that trips up most applicants.
Eligibility & Key Information
Requirements and what you need to know before applying
Eligibility Requirements
Applicant is a parent or grandparent of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Canadian sponsor meets minimum income (LICO+ threshold for their family size)
Valid Canadian medical insurance with minimum $100,000 coverage for 1 year
Completed medical exam if required by IRCC for your country of origin
Clean immigration and admissibility history
Signed invitation letter from the Canadian child or grandchild
Super Visa vs Regular TRV
Super Visa: Up to 2 years per entry (vs 6 months TRV)
Super Visa: Valid for 10 years (same as TRV)
Super Visa: No need to renew status every 6 months
Super Visa: Requires Canadian medical insurance
Super Visa: Sponsor income proof required
Super Visa: Often faster to process than sponsorship program
What You're Getting
End-to-end support from assessment to approval
Income Threshold Calculation
We calculate whether the Canadian sponsor meets the LICO+ income requirement and advise on documentation needed.
Invitation Package Preparation
We draft a comprehensive invitation letter and sponsorship declaration on behalf of the Canadian child or grandchild.
Medical Insurance Coordination
We guide you to IRCC-compliant Canadian medical insurance providers offering the required minimum $100,000 coverage.
Medical Exam Guidance
We advise on whether a medical exam is required and direct you to approved panel physicians in your country.
IRCC Representation
We manage all IRCC communications and respond to additional document requests promptly.
Port-of-Entry Briefing
We prepare you for what to expect when arriving in Canada, including what CBSA may ask at the border.
How We Work With You
A clear step-by-step process from start to approval
01
Eligibility Check
We confirm the Canadian sponsor meets the income requirements and assess whether the applicant qualifies for a Super Visa.
02
Insurance & Medical
We guide you to appropriate Canadian insurance providers and advise on panel physician medical exams if required.
03
Invitation Package
We draft the sponsorship letter, income proof guidance, and a complete document checklist for both applicant and sponsor.
04
Application Filing
We prepare and submit the complete application to IRCC via the online portal or paper, depending on your country.
05
Biometrics (if required)
We coordinate biometrics enrollment at your nearest Visa Application Centre if not previously enrolled.
06
Approval & Travel Prep
Once approved, we brief you on your rights, the 2-year stay period, and what to say at the Canadian port of entry.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees — what you see is what you pay
Professional Service Fee
USD
900
base fee / applicant
Super Visa — Complete Handling
Previous Refusal on File
+ USD 300
Additional Applicants (per person)
Charged extra
Insurance Coordination Guidance
Included
Government application fee of CAD $100 is separate and paid to IRCC. Canadian medical insurance (minimum $100,000/year) is purchased separately by the applicant. Medical exam costs vary by country. Fees may vary based on complexity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this service
Up to 2 years continuously per entry — far longer than the standard 6 months allowed on a regular Visitor Visa.
Yes — the Super Visa itself is valid for up to 10 years. Each entry allows a 2-year stay. Extensions from inside Canada are also possible.
The Canadian sponsor must meet the Low Income Cut-Off (LICO+) threshold based on their family size. We calculate this precisely during your consultation.
Yes — minimum CAD $100,000 coverage from a Canadian insurance company, valid for at least 1 year, is required. We help you find the right provider.
If they're already in Canada on a valid status, they may be able to apply for a status extension inland. We assess the best route during consultation.