Canada Temporary/Super Visa

You'll need a Temporary Canada Visa if you intend to travel to Canada for a brief length of time. There are many types of visas within this category for various visits. One of them is referred to as the Super Visa and is for grandparents and parents to visit their grandchildren and children. This visa, which is a Temporary Resident Visa, is also known as the Parent Visa in Canada or the Parent and Grandparent Super Visa. It permits these close relatives to spend a specific amount of time with their grandchildren and children. The grandkids or children must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada.While the Canadian Visitor Visa might be utilised for this, the Super Visa was designed to allow parents and grandparents to stay with their loved ones for longer periods of time. If they meet the conditions, the Canada Super Visa enables them to reside in Canada for up to two years at a time with their children and grandkids.Parents and grandparents are not permitted to work or engage in any part-time or full-time education while they are in Canada on a Super Visa. Additionally, they are not permitted to attempt to obtain Canadian paperwork or advantages like health insurance. Only visiting the nation and staying with family is permitted.

Documents you need before you apply for Canada Super / Temporary Visa are listed below

• the usual paperwork needed to obtain a visa for Canada.
• To demonstrate that you have the money necessary for the travel to Canada, provide bank or other financial statements.
• A travel schedule, if you have already purchased your tickets, or simply a rundown of your plans once in Canada.
• an invitation from your Canadian kid or grandchild.
• A birth certificate or other document serving as proof of relationship with the kid or grandchild in Canada is required.
• the immigration standing of your child or grandchild in Canada.
• Your child or grandchild's bank statements or other financial documents demonstrating that they satisfy the Low-Income Cut Off requirement, such as:
• their most recent Notice of Assessment.
• the most recent version of their T4 or T1.
• a genuine letter from the company listing the name, position title, and annual pay of your child or grandchild.
• their pay stubs for employment insurance.
• An accountant should verify the yearly revenue of your child if they are self-employed.
• evidence of other income sources, such as pensions, investments, etc.
• A declaration letter that you write to the Canadian government outlining your case for a Super visa.
• Two (2) pictures that adhere to the Canada Photo rules.
• a letter from your employer explaining that you must return home due to contractual responsibilities; proof of your employment or educational status, such as a resume or diplomas;
• Additional documents, such as a lease or property deed, that attest to your intention to return home.
• documents demonstrating your lack of intent to work or study in Canada.
• Documents demonstrating that you have private medical insurance from a Canadian insurance provider that is valid for at least one year and covers the following:
• hospitalisation, medical attention, and return home.
• has a $100,000 minimum level of coverage.
• has a duration for each Canadian entry.
• You can start the application process once you have submitted all the necessary paperwork for a Canada Super visa. Your application will then be finished after you have paid the Super visa application fee.

Eligibility Super Visa/Temporary Visa Canada

• To apply for a visa as the main applicant, you must be at least 18 years old.
• possess a passport that is currently valid and issued by the government, with at least one blank page that is not the last page.
• All of your documents that are not in English or French should be translated and certified.
• provided a clear criminal record and provided court documentation to support it.
• Prepare to pay the required processing and application fees for your visa.
• Where necessary, add your name and a date to the relevant documents.
• Fill out and sign the Consent Form for the Visa Application Center (VAC).
• Send documents of your most recent immigration status from Canada or from another nation.
• possess sufficient finances to support your stay in Canada.
• Be prepared to participate in an interview and/or provide biometric data.
• In the event that the Canadian Consulate requests it, submit to a medical exam.
• Show that you are only visiting Canada for a short time and that you intend to leave after that.
• Proof that you do not intend to work or study in Canada is required.
• However, extra requirements may apply depending on the type of TRV visa you are asking for.