Visitor Visa

A visitor visa for Canada is a temporary immigration document that allows foreign individuals to enter Canada for a temporary stay, typically for tourism, visiting family or friends, attending business meetings, or participating in short-term courses. The visitor visa is usually issued for a specific period, typically up to 6 months, and is stamped on the passport. It is important to note that a visitor visa does not grant the holder the right to work or study in Canada without additional authorization, and it does not lead to permanent residency. Eligibility is determined based on various factors, including the purpose of the visit, financial capacity, ties to home country, and intention to return after the temporary stay. Applicants need to provide supporting documents, comply with visa conditions, and may be subject to an immigration officer's assessment at the port of entry.

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