Temporary Resident Visa

The temporary residence visa (TRV) is a document that Canada stamps in your passport and allows you to travel and enter the country (at the discretion of the immigration officer) upon arrival at a Canadian port of entry.

It is the only Canadian visa that does not require speaking English and/or French, so you can apply for it if you do not speak those languages as a native speaker.

Not everyone needs a TRV to enter Canada (it depends on your nationality); some require an eTA ( Chile, Spain, Italy, France, etc) and/or just a passport ( US citizens).

We can prepare a TRV application for you and any dependents so that you may visit Canada to meet friends and family and/or travel to see Niagara Falls, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and Winnipeg.

Enjoy summer, winter, spring or fall in Canada.

What is a Temporary Resident Visa?

What can you do with a temporary resident visa?

The visitor visa is a legal status that allows you to stay in Canada for up to six months ( after being assessed by an immigration officer at the port of entry).

Are you planning to immigrate to Canada soon? You might visit the country to experience life here, compare work opportunities in different provinces, immerse yourself in the culture, and find the best places to live to determine if Canada may be the right place for you. By meticulously preparing your application and addressing these common concerns, you can improve your chances of obtaining a visitor visa to Canada.

Canadian Visa Rejection

Visa officers assess your employment status to determine your ties to your home country. Stable employment indicates a strong incentive to return after your visit. To strengthen your application

Demonstrating sufficient funds ensures you can support yourself during your visit without relying on public resources.

A robust travel history can indicate compliance with visa conditions and a timely return to your home country.

Please make sure all required documents are submitted in the correct format. Missing or incorrect documents can lead to refusals.

All information across your application must be consistent and truthful. Discrepancies can raise concerns about credibility. If visiting family or friends, include a detailed invitation letter outlining the purpose of your visit, your relationship with the host, and the duration of your stay.