Visitor Visa

Your plan to visit Canada can be put on hold if you do not have a visitor visa, depending on your citizenship. The application procedure can be extremely difficult for many people.

You can choose from many methods provided by VisaStan Immigration Consultants to get a visiting visa:

• Tours and planned trips for those with a lot of prior travel experience
• Family or friend invitation
• Business invitations from Canadian firms
• Organization of visits to professional seminars, conferences, and exhibitions
• Up to six-month short-term language classes for people who want to get better at English
• Assistance for kids attending summer or winter camps

The Canadian embassy in the applicant's home country determines whether a visitor visa will be granted to the applicant. This determination is made based on several significant factors, including your financial situation, your employment status in your country of residence, and the immigration officer's belief that you will return to your country after the visit and not remain in Canada illegally. Your chances of getting a tourist visa increase by making the proper decisions and submitting the required paperwork appropriately.

According to our data, eight out of ten of our clients were able to enter Canada without any issues after receiving a visiting visa.

If you are denied a visitor visa. We will pursue an appeal through the CAIPS system, which enables you to see your file, view the reasons the immigration officer gave for turning you down, assess the flaws in your application, and take the necessary steps to correct them.

There are many legal ways for a tourist to stay in Canada. These might include enrolling in a college or university, taking a language class, finding a job, or applying for refugee status.