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Canadian Tourist Visa

Explore the beauty of Canada with a tourist visa. Visit family, friends, or simply experience Canada's natural wonders and vibrant cities with our expert visa assistance.

What is a Canadian Tourist Visa?

A tourist visa (Temporary Resident Visa) allows you to visit Canada for tourism, visiting family and friends, or business purposes for a temporary period

Tourism & Leisure
Explore Canada's natural beauty, cultural attractions, and vibrant cities during your visit.
  • Sightseeing and tourism
  • Cultural experiences
  • Recreation activities
Family & Friends
Visit your family members and friends living in Canada and spend quality time together.
  • Family reunions
  • Social visits
  • Special occasions
Business Visits
Attend business meetings, conferences, or explore business opportunities in Canada.
  • Business meetings
  • Conferences & events
  • Market research

Why Choose Tourist Visa?

Discover the unique advantages of the Tourist Visa system for Canadian immigration

Fast Processing

2-8 weeks standard processing time for tourist visas

High Success Rate

89% approval rate for complete applications

Required Documents

  • Work experience letters

Total Processing Time

2-8 weeks

From ITA to tourist visa

Got Questions?

Tourist Visa FAQs

Common questions about visiting Canada on a tourist visa

Still have questions? Talk to our team

Most visitors are permitted to stay in Canada for up to 6 months from their date of entry, as determined by the border services officer, though this can sometimes be extended through an application before your authorized stay expires.

Whether you need a visitor visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization depends on your citizenship. Visa-exempt travelers flying to Canada generally need an eTA, while others require a Temporary Resident Visa.

Yes, you can apply to extend your stay as a visitor from within Canada before your current authorization expires. It's recommended to apply at least 30 days before your status expires to maintain implied status.

You'll typically need a valid passport, proof of financial support, a travel itinerary, ties to your home country, and sometimes an invitation letter if you're visiting family or friends in Canada.

No, a tourist visa does not permit you to work or engage in long-term study in Canada. If you wish to work or study, you must apply for the appropriate work permit or study permit before traveling.

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