Fees for Processing Visitor Visas
| Application | Processing fee in $ CAD |
|---|---|
| Visitor or Super visa for single or multiple entries to Canada | $100 per person |
| Visitor visa for single or multiple entries to Canada for a family of 5 or more (all family members must apply at the same time) | $500 |
| Extend a visitor visa | $100 per person |
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What are the requirements to get a Canadian visa?
- Maintain the validity of your travel documentation, such as a passport
- Make sure you’re in good health.
- Have no felony or immigration-related convictions on your record
- Persuade an immigration official that you have links to your native country, such as a job, a residence, financial assets, or family, that will allow you to return there.
- Persuade an immigration official that you will be departing Canada at the conclusion of your stay.
What are the requirements for becoming a Canadian citizen?
- A person who lives permanently in the country
- For at least three of the previous five years, you have resided there
- You passed the first test with flying colors.
- In addition to having confirmation of your language abilities, you have also submitted your taxes.
How much money will I need to move to Canada?
You must show proof of sufficient cash to cover your own living expenditures of $13,213 or your first dependent’s living expenses of $16,449, whichever is greater.You must also have enough money to cover the expenses of each extra dependant.The sums are listed in the link provided below.We’ve made some changes to the chart that displays how much money you’ll need to get started in Canada.
How do I extend my Canadian visa?
- Application to Change Conditions, Extend My Stay, or Remain in Canada as a Student
- IMM 5409 – Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union if you have a common-law partner who would like to accompany you to Canada
- IMM 5646 – Custodian Declaration if you have a child studying in Canada who is in the custody of another person
- IMM 5709 – Application to Change Conditions, Extend My Stay, or Remain in Canada as a Student
