Canadian Visitor Visa
Overview
A temporary resident visa (TRV) is a counterfoil in your passport that shows you meet requirements to travel to Canada. Visa-exempt nationals need an eTA instead. Officers assess whether you will leave Canada at the end of your visit.
This page provides general guidance aligned with publicly available IRCC information and should be used as a starting point before a personalized assessment.
Who Can Apply
- Nationals of visa-required countries travelling to Canada
- Visitors attending business meetings, tourism, or family visits
What You Should Know
A TRV does not guarantee entry—border officers make the final decision. Multiple-entry visas may be issued for up to ten years.
Eligibility Requirements
- Valid travel document and passport
- Proof of funds and ties to home country
- Purpose of visit is temporary and credible
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