Super Visa
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Super Visa
The Super Visa in Canada allows grandparents and parents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to visit Canada country for an extended period.
This is a multi-entry visa that offers multiple entries for 10 years period. The main difference in this Super Visa is that it allows an individual to stay for up to 2 years at a time in Canada. On the other hand, a 10-year multiple entry visa will only have status provide for each entry of 6 months only.
Who is eligible for Super Visa?
You must have a signed letter from your grandchild or child who invites you to Canada that includes:
A promise letter of financial support for the duration of your visit.
The number and list of people in the household of this person.
A copy of this person’s Canadian citizenship or permanent resident document
You must have medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company which is:
Valid for 1 year at least from the date of entry
At least coverage of $100,000
Provide proof that shows that you have paid for your medical insurance.
Also, you must:
Apply for a Super Visa from outside Canada
Take an immigration medical exam
Be allowed to enter Canada
Meet certain other conditions
You cannot include dependants in this application.
Funds’ proof (Financial support):
Here are some of the examples of documents that can be used as proof of funds:
You must have a signed letter from your grandchild or child who invites you to Canada that includes:
NOA (Notice of Assessment) or T4/T1 for the latest tax year
Bank statements
Pay stubs
Employment letter that includes the date of hiring and salary
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FAQs
What are the basic eligibility criteria for immigrating to Canada?
Eligibility criteria vary based on the immigration program you choose. Generally, factors like age, education, work experience, and language proficiency are considered.
How can I improve my Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score?
Enhance your CRS score by improving language proficiency, obtaining higher education, gaining more work experience, and securing a job offer in Canada, among other strategies.
What is the Express Entry system, and how does it work?
Express Entry is a points-based system for managing immigration applications to Canada. It ranks candidates based on factors such as age, education, work experience, and language proficiency.
What is the difference between federal and provincial immigration programs?
Federal programs are managed by the Canadian government, while provincial programs are run by individual provinces. Each has its own criteria and targets specific skillsets or demographics.
How can an immigration consultant assist me in the process?
Immigration consultants can provide expert guidance, help you navigate complex paperwork, ensure accurate documentation, and increase the likelihood of a successful application.
What is the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), and how does it work?
PNPs allow provinces and territories to nominate individuals for immigration based on their specific economic needs. Each province has its own criteria and streams.
Can I apply for permanent residency if I don't have a job offer in Canada?
Yes, it’s possible. Express Entry and other immigration streams consider various factors, and a job offer is just one of them. However, having a valid job offer can significantly boost your chances.
What language proficiency tests are accepted for immigration purposes?
The most commonly accepted language tests are the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) and CELPIP for English and the TEF (Test d’évaluation de français) for French.
How long does the Canadian immigration process take?
Processing times vary based on the type of application and immigration stream. Generally, it can take several months to years. Express Entry, for example, aims to process applications within six months.
What is the difference between a work permit and permanent residency?
A work permit allows you to work in Canada temporarily, while permanent residency grants you the right to live and work in Canada indefinitely. Permanent residents also have access to social benefits and healthcare.