Canadian Tourism

• Canada is a large, diverse country with a lot going for it, but most tourists are drawn to a few of the same things: Nature — Canada is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, full of picturesque forests, mountains, and lakes that make it a fantastic place for camping, hiking, or just wandering around and admiring. The Government of Canada spends a lot of effort promoting Canadian tourism.

• A Visitor Visa[TRV] is a non-immigrant visa issued to people entering Canada temporarily for tourism or medical treatment for a period of 6 months or under. It is an official document that is pasted on your passport at the time of traveling. By getting a visitor visa for Canada for single or multiple entries, you are eligible for the following activities within the country.

• You can plan a vacation, enjoy tourism and explore the beautiful cities and everything the country has to offer.
• For visiting family, friends, and relatives and spending quality time with them.
• For important business work, to attend a conference or be part of creative and sports events.
• For organ donation activities and special medical treatments.

it’s actually an easy process to get a Canadian Visa and even simple when applying for Temporary Resident Visa. All you require is to prepare a set of required documents like an Itinerary document and an Immigration status document to apply for.

Types of tourist visas: –

1. Temporary visitor visa.
2. Super visa.
3. Electronic Travel Authorization

The main difference between a temp and a visitor visa is the reason for the visit. Temp visas can be used by tourists, temporary workers, and students to stay in Canada for a certain period of time. A temporary resident visa gives you excess to temporary jobs as well as a study permit in Canada. These can also be single and multiple-entry visas that come with an expiration date.

The difference between a Visitor Visa and Super Visa both enable travelers to move in and out of Canada multiple times with an expiration of 10 years. Visitor Visa holders can stay up to Six months and Super Visa holders can Stay up to two years per entry.

Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)

In contrast to a visitor’s visa, an eTA is electronically linked to your passport rather than being pasted on like a visa, and has a validity of five years or until the expiration of the passport. Having a valid eTa allows you to visit Canada for short stays (under six months), multiple times within the 5-year period & which can be done online from the website of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada with a fee of C$7.

Not everyone is eligible to apply for a visitor visa or permitted to come to Canada. Anyone involved in any of the things below cannot apply for a visitor visa:

• Any criminal activities;
• Any human rights violations;
• Part of any organized crimes;

In addition, according to the visitor’s visa requirements, all applicants must possess a valid passport, be in good health, and have convinced the immigration officer they fully intend to return to their home country. If the officer suspects the purpose of the visit is to remain in Canada and claim refugee status, the application will be denied.