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Visas to Canada

Type of Canadian Visas, requirements and potential reason for refusal

Visas to Canada
Type of Canadian Visas, requirements and potential reason for refusal
To continue to stay in Canada, citizens of most countries must obtain a Visa. There are several types of Canadian Visas, depending on the purpose of the trip and the desired length of stay in the country:
To continue to stay in Canada, citizens of most countries must obtain a Visa. There are several types of Canadian Visas, depending on the purpose of the trip and the desired length of stay in the country:
Visitor Visa
Work Permit
Study Permit
Our services for applying for all types of visas do not include government fees (IRCC fees), and include the following:
Our services for applying for all types of visas do not include government fees (IRCC fees), and include the following:
  • Consultation and justification of the reason for arrival
  • Filling out visa application forms
  • Checking and submitting your documents to the embassy
  • Notification of any changes in the status of your application
  • Consultation and justification of the reason for arrival
  • Filling out visa application forms
  • Checking and submitting your documents to the embassy
  • Notification of any changes in the status of your application

Visitor visa to Canada

In order to start the procedure for applying for a visitor visa to Canada, a foreigner needs an invitation from a citizen of Canada, someone with permanent residency status, or a documented reason for arrival (business conference, short-term program, summer camp).

According to Canadian immigration law, the people that can confirm an invitation and request approval of a visa application are next of kin, acquaintances and friends. It is important to take into account that the inviting party will have to prove the details of the relationship to the applicant. A visitor’s visa to Canada is issued on average within a month from the date of application, but the processing time may vary depending on the applicant’s citizenship.

Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents can obtain a special visa called a Supervisor, which allows them to stay in Canada for up to two years without pause.
The visitor visa also includes a tourist visa, which is needed to travel to Canada. The main documents required to receive a tourist visa are a description of the travel route, copies of airline tickets and confirmation of hotel reservations.
In order to start the procedure for applying for a visitor visa to Canada, a foreigner needs an invitation from a citizen of Canada, someone with permanent residency status, or a documented reason for arrival (business conference, short-term program, summer camp).

According to Canadian immigration law, the people that can confirm an invitation and request approval of a visa application are next of kin, acquaintances and friends. It is important to take into account that the inviting party will have to prove the details of the relationship to the applicant. A visitor’s visa to Canada is issued on average within a month from the date of application, but the processing time may vary depending on the applicant’s citizenship.

Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents can obtain a special visa called a Supervisor, which allows them to stay in Canada for up to two years without pause.
The visitor visa also includes a tourist visa, which is needed to travel to Canada. The main documents required to receive a tourist visa are a description of the travel route, copies of airline tickets and confirmation of hotel reservations.
Visitor Visa
$750 CAD
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Super Visa
$750 CAD
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Student visa to Canada

If you plan to study in Canada for more than 6 months, then you need to obtain a student visa (Study Permit). The valid period of a student visa is determined by the duration of study, with an additional 90 days. 3 additional months are provided in order for an international student to decide whether they are leaving the country or continuing their studies.

To obtain a study visa to Canada, all of the following requirements must be met:
If you plan to study in Canada for more than 6 months, then you need to obtain a student visa (Study Permit). The valid period of a student visa is determined by the duration of study, with an additional 90 days. 3 additional months are provided in order for an international student to decide whether they are leaving the country or continuing their studies.

To obtain a study visa to Canada, all of the following requirements must be met:
1
The student is enrolled in an educational institution included in the register of approved DLIs (Designated Learning Institutions), which are given the right to accept citizens of other countries for training.
2
The student personally or through legal representatives (parents, sponsors) confirms his solvency. It is mandatory that the student’s financial account has enough money to pay for tuition fees, housing costs and the student’s overall living expenses in Canada.
3
The prospective student can prove to their visa officer that they are coming for study purposes, and that they will not stay longer than the prescribed period detailed in their visa.
4
The student has a history of previous trips abroad, as well as no previous convictions and/or other offenses.
5
The student must be healthy, confirmed by a medical commission certificate provided at a special institution.
1
The student is enrolled in an educational institution included in the register of approved DLIs (Designated Learning Institutions), which are given the right to accept citizens of other countries for training.
2
The student personally or through legal representatives (parents, sponsors) confirms his solvency. It is mandatory that the student’s financial account has enough money to pay for tuition fees, housing costs and the student’s overall living expenses in Canada.
3
The prospective student can prove to their visa officer that they are coming for study purposes, and that they will not stay longer than the prescribed period detailed in their visa.
4
The student has a history of previous trips abroad, as well as no previous convictions and/or other offenses.
5
The student must be healthy, confirmed by a medical commission certificate provided at a special institution.
Minor students must provide a declaration of guardianship. This is proof of mutual consent between the parents and the citizen/resident of Canada being appointed as the legal representative for the child until they reach the age of majority. The Declaration of Guardianship contains all the necessary contact details for the child’s legal representatives in Canada. Often the role of a guardian can be performed by staff from language or private schools, but not from HEIs. a child is sent to study alone or with only one parent, the written consent from the second parent is also required.
Minor students must provide a declaration of guardianship. This is proof of mutual consent between the parents and the citizen/resident of Canada being appointed as the legal representative for the child until they reach the age of majority. The Declaration of Guardianship contains all the necessary contact details for the child’s legal representatives in Canada. Often the role of a guardian can be performed by staff from language or private schools, but not from HEIs. a child is sent to study alone or with only one parent, the written consent from the second parent is also required.

We offer

We offer

Student Visa - Study Permit
for high school student
The service includes enrollment to an educational institution

$750 CAD
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Student Visa - Study Permit
for school graduates
The service includes enrollment to an educational institution
$1000 CAD
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Work visa to Canada

This visa is needed for those who are going to work temporarily in Canada and have an invitation to work from a Canadian employer. There are several types of work permits:
This visa is needed for those who are going to work temporarily in Canada and have an invitation to work from a Canadian employer. There are several types of work permits:
1
Co-op Work Permit — a mandatory work permit for internship while studying. Such permission is tied to the training program at the educational institution, and the duration of work practice should not exceed 50% of the entire program. It is important to note that this work experience does not count towards the application for permanent resident status in Canada.
2
Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) — this is a work visa for graduates after completing their programs. It is an open work permit that does not require an employer reference, and grants the graduate the right to work in any province for anywhere from 8 months to 3 years.
3
Employer Specific Work Permit (LMIA based Work Permit) — a work permit issued on the basis of a job offer from a specific employer in Canada. This employer has proven to the public service their willingness and interest in hiring an international worker, especially in the case of certain specialists and workers. If the employer has applied (LMIA) and received approval to hire international laborers, then the work visa will be tied to that organization. An international worker can only be employed in this way for as long as is detailed in the work visa.
4
Open Work Permit — Canada cooperates with more than 30 countries around the world for the exchange of students and young professionals within the framework of the International Experience Canada (IEC) programs. An Open Work Permit is issued for a duration of one or two years following the selection rounds for these programs.
1
Co-op Work Permit — a mandatory work permit for internship while studying. Such permission is tied to the training program at the educational institution, and the duration of work practice should not exceed 50% of the entire program. It is important to note that this work experience does not count towards the application for permanent resident status in Canada.
2
Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) — this is a work visa for graduates after completing their programs. It is an open work permit that does not require an employer reference, and grants the graduate the right to work in any province for anywhere from 8 months to 3 years.
3
Employer Specific Work Permit (LMIA based Work Permit) — a work permit issued on the basis of a job offer from a specific employer in Canada. This employer has proven to the public service their willingness and interest in hiring an international worker, especially in the case of certain specialists and workers. If the employer has applied (LMIA) and received approval to hire international laborers, then the work visa will be tied to that organization. An international worker can only be employed in this way for as long as is detailed in the work visa.
4
Open Work Permit — Canada cooperates with more than 30 countries around the world for the exchange of students and young professionals within the framework of the International Experience Canada (IEC) programs. An Open Work Permit is issued for a duration of one or two years following the selection rounds for these programs.

We offer

We offer

Co-op Work Permit
$500 CAD
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Post-Graduation Work Permit
$750 CAD
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Open Work Permit
$1000 CAD
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Extending/changing/restoring temporary resident status in Canada
$500 CAD
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