Tourist visa 

Introduction

If you are planning a leisurely trip to Canada, understanding the process for obtaining a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), commonly known as a tourist visa, is essential. This guide provides a detailed overview of the eligibility criteria, required documents, application fees, and the step-by-step application process to help ensure a smooth experience when applying for your Canadian tourist visa. 

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Steps to Your Tourist visa 

Applying for a Canadian tourist visa requires careful preparation and attention to detail. By understanding the eligibility criteria, gathering the necessary documents, and following the application process. Remember to check the official Canadian government website for the most up-to-date information and requirements.  For those seeking expert guidance or assistance with their Canadian tourist visa application, Jindal Immigration Inc. offers professional services to ensure your application is completed accurately and efficiently. Owned and operated by a Registered RCIC, Lachhmi Devi Jindal (Sonia Jindal), Jindal Immigration Inc. specializes in navigating the complexities of the immigration process. Whether you need help gathering the necessary documents, filling out the application form, or understanding the eligibility criteria, their team of experts is ready to provide you with personalized support. By choosing Jindal Immigration Inc., you can increase your chances of a successful visa application, allowing you to focus on planning your trip to Canada. For more information or to hire their services, you can reach out to Jindal Immigration Inc. directly. 

Application Fees

The application fee for a Canadian TRV is approx. CAD $100, with additional costs for biometrics (CAD 85) and document processing. These fees are subject to change, so always check the official website for the most current information. 

FAQs
  1. How long can I stay in Canada with a tourist visa?
    The duration of your stay is determined by the border services officer upon your arrival but is typically up to six months.
  2. Can I extend my tourist visa while in Canada?
    Yes, you can apply for an extension as a visitor before your current visa expires.
  3. What if my tourist visa application is denied?
    You can reapply if you believe that your situation has changed significantly or you have additional information to submit.
  4. Do I need a tourist visa if I have a layover in Canada?
    If you’re transiting through Canada for less than 48 hours on your way to another country, you may need a Transit Visa.
  5. Can I work or study on a tourist visa in Canada?
    No, you are not allowed to work or study in Canada on a tourist visa. You must apply for the appropriate work or study permit.