Canada is home to millions of visitors each year. In fact, more than 35 million people visit Canada every year to enjoy the many opportunities the country has to offer, including visiting family and friends. If you wish to come to Canada for a temporary purpose, you may need a TRV, unless you are a citizen from a “visa exempt” country.

Galaxy Travels process Canada visit visa with highly dedicated and professional. We will help you throughout the entire visa process by filling out application forms, preparing statements, guidance, and training for mocks. We are looking to simplify the process for visit visas and make sure that they file for the right visa, with complete and accurate information. 

Canada Temporary Residence Visa (TRP), Tourist Visa,  Family  Visit Visa ON DONE BASE with Multiple Visa entries for 2023-2024. No Advance Payments from Applicant, Pay After Canada Visa. Embassy Visa Fee with Biometric Must Pay by Applicant, each Visa Fee is 295 CAD (Non-Refundable). We apply for a Canada visa in 15-20 Days.

What Are the Required Documents for a Canada Visa?

Here are the documents required for a Canada visa:

• Your passport.
• Appropriate Canada visa application form.
• Proof of paid Canada visa fee Each (295$CAD) Non-Refundable)
• Proof of clean criminal record.
• Proof of being in good health through a medical exam.
• Photographs in accordance with the photo requirements for a Canada visa.
• Proof of financial means.
• Proof you will return to your home country once the Canadian visa expires.
• Identity and Civil Status Documents.
• A cover letter that explains the purpose of your travel to Canada.
• Letter of support/invitation to Canada.

Age

The requirements may differ based on whether the applicant is an adult (over 28) or a minor (17 or under). Only adults can be primary applicants on an application. The minors must be attached as dependents.

If a minor is traveling alone, there are different requirements. (See the visa requirements for minors below).

Passport

You must have a valid passport and any other travel documentation. When you apply for a Canadian visa, you have to provide photocopies of the information page of your passport. It must include:

• Your passport number.
• The date of issue and expiry.
• Your personal information: name, photo, place of birth, and date of birth.

Documents and forms

When you apply for a Canadian visa, you will have to download an Application Package from the IRCC website. There, you will find an instructional guide, a document checklist, as well as all the forms you have to complete and submit.

You have to submit all the documents and forms that are on the checklist. These documents include (but are not limited to) passport copies, pictures, fee receipts, and other identity documents.

In addition to the documents listed on IRCC’s checklist, different countries may require specific documents. You will have to ask the visa office responsible in your country whether you need additional documents.

Proof of paid Canada visa fees

In order to apply for a Canadian visa, you will have to pay the necessary fees and attach the receipts to your application. The fee prices change depending on the purpose of travel.

There are two types of fees:

• Application processing fees
• Biometric fees
• Each Visa Fee of 295$ CAD Non-Refundable

Canadian Visa Photos

You have to provide two passport pictures based on Canada’s requirements. If the pictures do not match the requirements set by Canada’s Government, your application could be rejected.

See the Canadian visa photo requirements here.

You may want to bring the photo requirements when you go to take the picture and show them to the photographer.

Proof of financial means

You have to provide evidence that you can financially support yourself and any family members that may be coming with you for the duration of your stay. You can do this through the following:

• Bank statements.
• Letter of employment showing annual earnings.
• Evidence you have arranged to receive financial support from friends/family to cover the duration of your stay.
• Evidence of income of your Canadian host or family member.

Keep in mind this is not an exhaustive list, and different countries may require other types of proof.

Proof you will return to your home country once the visa expires

You will need to convince your visa officers that after your visa expires, you will return back home. There are several ways you could do that, including:

• Proof of employment. You have to provide copies of your employment contract, a letter of employment that identifies you as a permanent employee, states when you are expected to return to work, and your role at the company.
• If you own property in your home country, you have to provide evidence of it, such as title deeds or lease agreements.
• If you have familial ties in your home country or people that you need to take care of, such as elderly family members or children, you need to get evidence of your responsibilities.

Identity and Civil Status Documents

You need to attach photocopies of your identity and civil status documents with your Canada visa application. This includes birth certificates, marriage certificates, or divorce/annulment certificates.

In some cases, you may be required to provide National IDs or family or household registries.

You will have to contact the visa office in your country for more information.

Police clearances

You will have to prove that you do not have any previous criminal records and are not a danger to Canadian society. You can do this by obtaining a police certificate or clearance in your home country.

In some cases, you may have to provide police clearances from any country you have lived in for longer than six months.

Purpose of travel

You need to provide a purpose for your travel to Canada when you apply for a Canadian visa. The requirements depend on the country, but they could include:

• An invitation letter from your sponsor or the family member/friend you will visit.
• Contact information of the people who can support your stated purpose of visit.
• Any documents that support your purpose of travel.

Letter of support/invitation

In some cases, you may need to provide a letter of invitation from someone in Canada. That person has to be either a Canadian citizen or hold Permanent Residence.

The person who writes the letter is not legally responsible for you. He or she has to give you that letter, and you must include it in your application.

The letter has to include this information about you (the person applying for the visa):

• Birth date.
• Phone number and address.
• The relationship you have with the person who is writing the letter.
• How long you will stay in Canada, where you will stay, and when do you plan to leave?
• How do you plan to support yourself financially?

The letter also has to include the following information about the writer:

• Their complete name and date of birth.
• Their Canadian address and phone number.
• Their residence status (Citizen or Permanent Resident) and a photocopy of a document that proves it.
• Their job title.
• Their family details (names and dates of birth for his/her spouse and dependents).
• How many people are in their household?