VISITOR

A Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), also known as a visitor visa, is an official document issued by a Canadian visa office that is placed in your passport.
This document confirms that you meet the entry requirements for Canada as a temporary resident, whether as a visitor, student, or worker.

Important: It is mandatory to obtain the Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) before traveling to Canada, as it cannot be obtained upon arrival.

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The only people who do not require a visitor visa to enter Canada, besides Canadian citizens and permanent residents, are those who are visa-exempt.

Canada has agreements with several countries that allow their citizens to visit Canada for up to six months without a visa.

If you are from a visa-exempt country and plan to travel to Canada by air, you will need a valid Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). However, if you travel by land or sea, you will only need your valid passport issued by a visa-exempt country.

The only exception is U.S. citizens. The Canada-U.S. border is the longest undefended land border in the world, crossed by thousands of citizens daily. U.S. citizens can enter Canada with a valid U.S. passport without needing a visitor visa or an eTA.

If you need more information about visa requirements or the Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to visit Canada, BLINKimmigration.com can help you find the best options for your situation. Contact us today to get started!

 In 2016, Canada introduced the Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) as a new entry requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals traveling to or transiting through Canada by air.

Who Needs an eTA?
Most visa-exempt travelers are required to obtain an eTA if they plan to enter or transit through Canada by air.

An important exception is U.S. citizens, who can travel to Canada using their valid U.S. passport without needing an eTA.

Unsure if you need an eTA or a Visitor Visa for Canada?
BLINKimmigration.com can help you determine the immigration requirements based on your nationality and travel purpose. Contact us today to learn more about the entry requirements for Canada!

A Super Visa is a multiple-entry visitor visa specifically designed for the parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
It allows holders to stay in Canada for up to five consecutive years without needing to renew their status, and it provides multiple entries for a period of up to 10 years.

What is the main difference between a Super Visa and a Visitor Visa?
The key difference is the length of stay allowed in Canada:

• With a Visitor Visa, you can stay in Canada for up to 6 months. If you wish to extend your stay, you must apply for an extension.
• With a Super Visa, you can stay in Canada for up to five consecutive years without the need to apply for a visa extension.

Wondering if you qualify for a Super Visa or need help with the application process?
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A Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) is a temporary solution to overcome inadmissibility to Canada. This permit allows you to travel to Canada on short notice and can be requested at any time, regardless of when the offense occurred or if it is still pending in court.
The TRP grants entry to Canada for a specific period, as determined by the Government of Canada, and can be valid for up to three (3) consecutive years. Once it expires, you can always apply for a new TRP.

Do You Need a TRP to Travel to Canada?
If you have a criminal record or a pending court case, you may require a TRP depending on the severity of the charges.
Common offenses that can make you inadmissible to Canada include:

• DUI (Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs)
• Reckless Driving
• Assault
• Drug Possession
• Theft
• Federal Offenses

If you have committed any of these offenses and need to travel to Canada legally, BLINKimmigration.com can guide you through the TRP application process.

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Visitor Visa for Business in Canada

Unless you are visa-exempt, all visitors need a Visitor Visa to enter Canada, regardless of the activities they plan to undertake during their stay.
Therefore, business visitors must apply for a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or Visitor Visa to travel to Canada.

A Business Visitor Visa is different from a Canadian Work Permit.
As a business visitor, you are not allowed to work in the Canadian labor market.
This visa is designed for short-term stays for business purposes, such as:

• Industry Conferences
• Facility Visits
• Training Sessions

If you need to travel to Canada for business purposes, BLINKimmigration.com can guide you through the process of obtaining your Business Visitor Visa.

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