Services
Visitor Visas & eTA
Visit family, travel or do business in Canada with the right visa or eTA.
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Depending on your passport, you need either a visitor visa (temporary resident visa) or an electronic travel authorization (eTA) to visit Canada. Officers must be satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay.
We help you present your purpose of travel, ties to your home country and finances clearly, and extend your stay if you are already in Canada.
Who it’s for
- Families visiting relatives in Canada
- Tourists and travellers
- Business visitors and conference attendees
- Visitors who were refused before
How we help
- Checking whether you need a visa or an eTA
- Purpose of travel, ties and financial documentation
- Invitation letters from family or businesses in Canada
- Visitor record extensions for people already in Canada
Frequently asked questions
I was refused a visitor visa. Can I apply again?
Yes. The key is to understand the refusal reasons and address them with new or better evidence. Requesting your officer’s notes can help.
How long can I stay as a visitor?
Usually up to six months per entry, as decided by the border officer. You can apply to extend your stay from inside Canada.
We never guarantee approvals. Only Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) makes decisions on applications.
Not sure which service applies to you?
Start with a free evaluation and we’ll guide you to the right pathway.
We respond within 1–2 business days