Application Type
Online / PaperVia IRCC portal or VAC
Processing Time
2 – 8 WeeksCountry-dependent
Gov't Fee
CAD $100Per applicant
Validity
Up to 10 YearsMultiple or single entry
Visit Canada with Confidence
A Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) is required for nationals of most countries to enter Canada for tourism, family visits, or short-term business. We assess your profile, prepare a strong application package, and handle all IRCC communications — so your Canadian visit starts without stress.
Eligibility & Key Information
Requirements and what you need to know before applying
Eligibility Requirements
Valid passport from a visa-required country (minimum 6 months validity)
Genuine purpose of visit — tourism, family, business, or medical
Proof of sufficient funds for the duration of your stay in Canada
Strong ties to home country — job, family, property, or bank assets
Clean immigration and travel history (no prior refusals or overstays)
No serious criminal record or inadmissibility issues
Visit Types Covered
Tourism & Sightseeing visits
Family visits (children, siblings, relatives)
Short-term business meetings & conferences
Medical treatment visits
Attending a wedding or special event
Multiple-entry visa for frequent travelers
What You're Getting
End-to-end support from assessment to approval
Purpose-of-Visit Letter
We draft a clear, compelling letter articulating the genuine reason for your visit and your intent to return home.
Financial Document Review
We review your bank statements, employment proof, and asset documentation to ensure they meet IRCC expectations.
Travel History Assessment
We analyse your travel history to present it strategically, highlighting patterns that demonstrate reliability.
Invitation Letter Assistance
If you have a host in Canada, we assist in drafting an appropriate, IRCC-compliant invitation letter.
Refusal Analysis & Reapplication
Previous refusal? We identify the exact gaps, address them, and rebuild a stronger application with a detailed response.
IRCC Representation
We liaise with IRCC on your behalf and respond to any additional document requests promptly.
How We Work With You
A clear step-by-step process from start to approval
01
Profile Assessment
We review your travel history, ties to home country, financial position, and purpose of visit to determine the best approach.
02
Document Collection
We provide a personalized checklist and review each document for completeness, relevance, and IRCC compliance.
03
Letter Drafting
We prepare your purpose-of-visit letter and any supporting correspondence to make your application compelling.
04
Application Filing
We assemble and submit the complete package online via the IRCC portal or via your nearest Visa Application Centre.
05
Biometrics (if required)
We guide you through biometrics enrollment at a VAC — many countries require this for first-time applicants.
06
Decision & Travel Prep
Once approved, we brief you on entry requirements and what to expect at the Canadian port of entry.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden fees — what you see is what you pay
Professional Service Fee
USD
800
base fee / applicant
Visitor Visa — Complete Handling
Previous Refusal on File
+ USD 300
Additional Applicants (per person)
Charged extra
Medical Exam Coordination
Guidance included
Government application fee of CAD $100 is separate and paid directly to IRCC. Biometrics fee (if applicable): CAD $85. Single vs. multiple-entry visa is at IRCC's discretion. Fees may vary based on complexity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this service
Most visitors are allowed to stay up to 6 months per entry. The exact duration is stamped in your passport at the port of entry by a CBSA officer.
Yes — you can apply to extend your status from inside Canada before your authorized stay expires. We assist with extensions.
Yes. We specialize in refusal cases. We analyze the exact reason, address it in the new application, and include a detailed response letter.
Not mandatory — but if you have a host in Canada, a well-drafted invitation letter significantly strengthens your application.
No. A Visitor Visa does not permit you to work in Canada. If you need to work, you must apply for the appropriate Work Permit.