+1 (647) 408-2095
Book An Appointment
Jindal Immigration Logo

SuperVisa 

What is a Super Visa?

A Super Visa is a special category of visa for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Unlike a regular visitor visa, which typically allows a stay of up to six months, the Super Visa enables eligible parents and grandparents to stay for up to five years on each entry into Canada. The key advantage of this Visa is its long validity period of up to 10 years, allowing for multiple entries into Canada. This visa is ideal for families who wish to have their parents or grandparents visit for extended periods without the need for frequent renewals.

APPLY NOW
Super Visa - Jindal Immigration
Steps to Your Super Visa
  1. Determine Your Eligibility: Confirm that you are the parent or grandparent of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. You must also be admissible to Canada and meet other standard visitor visa conditions. 
  2. Complete the Online Form: Fill out the application form accurately, providing all requested information about your background, ties to your home country, purpose of visit, and family details. 
  3. Undergo a Medical Exam: You will need to have a medical exam by an approved panel physician. This is to ensure you are not inadmissible on health grounds. 
  4. Provide Proof of Relationship: Submit documents that prove your relationship to your child or grandchild in Canada, such as birth certificates or other official documents. 
  5. Provide a Letter of Invitation: Your host in Canada must write a letter of invitation that includes details about the visit, the duration of the stay, and a promise of financial support. 
  6. Show Proof of Financial Support: Your child or grandchild in Canada must prove they meet the minimum income threshold by providing documents such as tax returns, notices of assessment, and proof of income. 
  7. Purchase Health Insurance: You must provide proof of private health insurance from a Canadian insurance company, which is valid for at least one year from the date of entry, with a minimum coverage of $100,000 for health care, hospitalization, and repatriation. 
  8. Pay the Application Fee: The processing fee for the Super Visa must be paid online using a credit card. This fee is non-refundable, even if the application is not approved. 
  9. Submit Application: Once the application is complete and all necessary documents are uploaded, submit your application through the IRCC Portal. If you cannot apply online, you may be able to submit a paper application. 
Why choose Jindal Immigration?

Opting for Jindal Immigration when applying for a Super Visa can greatly enhance your chances of a successful application due to their personalized approach and expertise in Canadian immigration policies. They understand the nuances of the Super Visa process and provide tailored guidance to ensure that your application meets all the stringent requirements, such as providing the necessary family ties, financial support, and medical insurance coverage. Jindal Immigration’s experienced consultants can help you navigate the complexities of the application, offering support with documentation and the submission process. Their commitment to client satisfaction and their comprehensive understanding of the immigration landscape make them a trusted partner for reuniting families in Canada through the Super Visa program. 

FAQs
  1. What is a Super Visa?
    A Super Visa is a multiple-entry temporary resident visa for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents, allowing them to stay in Canada for up to five years per entry with a validity of up to 10 years.
  2. How does it differ from a regular visitor visa?
    Unlike a regular visitor visa, which typically allows a six-month stay, the Super Visa enables a stay of up to five years on each entry and can be extended for up to two additional years while in Canada.
  3. Who is eligible for a Super Visa?
    Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents. The applicant must also meet standard visitor visa requirements, such as being admissible to Canada and meeting health and security criteria.
  4. What are the financial requirements for this Visa application?
    The child or grandchild in Canada must meet a minimum income threshold (Low-Income Cut-Off, LICO) to prove they can financially support the visiting relative(s).
  5. Is medical insurance required for a Super Visa?
    Yes, applicants must have medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company, valid for at least one year from the date of entry, with a minimum coverage of $100,000 for emergency medical care.
  6. How do I apply for a Super Visa?
    Applications can be submitted online or on paper, including all required documents such as proof of relationship, invitation letter, proof of medical insurance, and evidence of the child or grandchild’s financial eligibility.
  7. What documents are needed for the application?
    Key documents include a valid passport, proof of the parent or grandparent relationship, a letter of invitation from the child or grandchild in Canada, proof of medical insurance, and financial support documents.
  8. Can the Visa be extended?
    Yes, Super Visa holders can apply to extend their stay by up to two years while in Canada.
  9. Is the a multi-entry visa?
    Yes, the Super Visa is a multi-entry visa, allowing multiple entries for a period of up to 10 years.
  10. What happens if the Visa application is refused?
    Applicants will receive an explanation for the refusal. They can address the reasons for refusal in a new application if their situation changes or they can provide additional information.
  11. Can Visa holders work or study in Canada?
    No, the Super Visa does not authorize holders to work or study in Canada. Separate permits are required for these activities.
  12. How long does it take to process the application?
    Processing times vary by country and depending on whether additional steps, such as medical exams or interviews, are required.
  13. Can I include my spouse or dependents in my Super Visa application?
    A spouse or common-law partner may be included, but dependents cannot be included in the Super Visa application.
  14. What happens upon arrival in Canada?
    Super Visa holders will undergo an identity check and must meet entry requirements. If successful, they will be allowed to enter and stay in Canada for up to five years per visit.
  15. Can I cancel my sponsorship application and apply for a Super Visa instead?
    Yes, you can withdraw your sponsorship application at any time and apply for a Super Visa instead.

Let Our Experience Be Your Guide

Book An Appointment

Jindal Immigration Inc. is Canadian Owned and Operated Immigration Consultancy by a Registered RCIC – Lachhmi Devi Jindal (Sonia Jindal).

Useful LInks

Contact Details

  • Jindal Immigration Inc.