Super Visa

An overall guest visa or an eTA permits a person to remain in Canada for as long as a half year from when they initially enter the country. If they need to expand their visit, they need to apply for an expansion and pay the expense once more. In any case, a super visa permits a parent or grandparent to visit their family in Canada and stay for as long as two years without reestablishing their status at regular intervals. It is substantial for a very long time or until the identification terminates (if under ten years) and considers numerous sections. The super visa is pertinent for qualified guardians and grandparents of the individual living in Canada. Wards of guardians and grandparents are not eligible for the super visa.

The Super Visa in Canada allows grandparents and parents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to visit Canada for an extended period of time. The Super Visa is a multiple entry visa which means it will allow the parents or grandparents of the Canadian citizen or permanent resident to enter and exit Canada as they please. In order to qualify for a Super Visa, one has to prove they have the sustain ability to support themselves in Canada, show that they have a close relationship to the child or grandchild they want to visit, and that they have a medical coverage in place. The Super Visa is a great opportunity for people with children in Canada to stay in Canada longer and visit their kids and grandkids.

This is a sponsored visa by the individual who wishes to travel to Canada. In order for one to get a Super Visa, they must abide by all of the requirements set forth by the Government of Canada under the new guidelines from December 2014. Only then will a person be able to get a multiple entry visa, which can be renewed for up to 10 years at a time. A standard visa only allows one entry into Canada, and after that there is a need to apply for another permanent residency visa in order overstay their allotted overstay period granted on their initial application.

Who is eligible for Super Visa?

If you would like to immigrate to Canada, you must meet the following criteria

You must have a signed letter from your grandchild or child who invites you to Canada that includes:

• a promise letter of financial support for the duration of your visit.
• the number and list of people in the household of this person.
• a copy of this person’s Canadian citizenship or permanent resident document

You must have medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company which is:

• valid for 1 year at least from the date of entry
• at least coverage of $100,000
• provide proof that shows that you have paid for your medical insurance.

You must have a signed letter from your grandchild or child who invites you to Canada that includes:

• NOA (Notice of Assessment) or T4/T1 for the latest tax year
• Bank statements
• Pay stubs
• Employment letter that includes the date of hiring and salary

Are you curious to know more about the Super Visa, or interested in applying for it? Contact us at Daffodils Immigration. We can help you fill out and submit a professionally completed application form. Our experts have a wide range of experience with complex immigration problems, so we know how to answer any questions that arise during the process.