Visitor Visas

A Temporary Resident Visa or visitor visa (TRV) is an official document placed in your passport that demonstrates to Canadian authorities that you have met the requirements for admission into Canada as a visitor, student or worker. Canada requires citizens of certain countries to obtain a TRV before they can enter Canada.

You may have recourse if your immigration application was unjustly refused.

These new facilitative measures are in effect, and individuals can apply as of March 1, 2023, and until February 28, 2024.

Canada and the European Union are trying to avoid triggering a process that could result in Canadian travellers having to obtain a visa to travel to 26 European countries.

On April 19, the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), a union which represents over 155000 public servants in Canada went on strike.

Major issue between Canada and the European union has been created . An April 12th deadline came and went with no announcement of further developments, on visa requirements for Romania and Bulgaria citizens who wish to travel to Canada.

You might still be able to come to Canada with a criminal record.

If you are thinking of coming to Canada this summer but a past criminal record is slowing you down, you might want to examine your options to overcome criminal inadmissibility.

1. Incomplete Documentation and Fee Payment

The new temporary policy will benefit temporary residents with job offers and Canadian employers, IRCC says.

On December 7, (IRCC) made several announcements for international students in Canada.

Canada has created a functional system of immigration and integration of newcomers—in order to meet the nation’s social, economic, cultural and humanitarian needs.