Canadian Visa Services for Thai and International Citizens

Get Help With Your Canadian Visa Application

Planning to visit or study in Canada? Understanding the various visa options is crucial. I can help you with Visitor Visas (single-entry and multiple-entry), the Super Visa, the Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), Work Visas, and Study Visas.

Thai passport holders MUST have a visa to enter Canada.

Types of Canadian Visitor Visas

Travel Visas:

Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa)

Single-Entry Visa: Allows one-time entry into Canada. After leaving (except for travel to the U.S. or St. Pierre and Miquelon), a new visa is required for re-entry.

Multiple-Entry Visa: Permits multiple entries during its validity, up to 10 years or one month before passport expiry, whichever comes first. Each visit can last up to six months.

• Purpose: For short-term visits to Canada for tourism, family visits, or business purposes.

• Key Requirements:

  • Intent to Leave: Prove your intention to leave Canada at the end of your visit.

  • Financial Stability: Demonstrate funds to cover your travel and stay expenses.

  • Purpose of Visit: Provide a clear reason for your trip, including itinerary, event invitations, or business meetings.

  • Clean Background: No immigration violations or criminal activity.

• Duration:

  • Single Entry Visa: Valid for one trip to Canada, typically for up to 6 months.

  • Multiple Entry Visa: Allows repeated entries over a period of up to 10 years or until the passport expires, with stays of up to 6 months per entry.

Super Visa

Designed for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents, the Super Visa allows extended stays.

• Purpose: For parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to visit for extended periods.

• Key Requirements:

  • Invitation Letter: Must be invited by a child or grandchild who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

  • Financial Proof: Host family must meet the Low-Income Cut-Off (LICO) to sponsor you.

  • Medical Insurance: Valid coverage from a Canadian provider for at least 1 year.

• Duration: Allows stays of up to 2 years per entry, with visa validity extending up to 10 years.

Eligibility Requirements:

• Valid Travel Document: Possess a valid passport.

• Good Health: May require a medical examination.

• No Criminal Record: Provide a police clearance certificate if necessary.

• Strong Ties to Home Country: Demonstrate connections such as employment, property, or family that ensure return after the visit.

• Financial Sufficiency: Show proof of funds to cover expenses during the stay.

• Purpose of Visit: Clearly state the reason for visiting Canada.

eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization)

For visa-exempt foreign nationals traveling to Canada by air, an eTA is required.

• Purpose: For visa-exempt travelers entering Canada by air for short stays.

  Key Requirements:

  • Eligible Passport: Must hold a passport from a visa-exempt country.

  • Purpose: For tourism, business, or transit purposes.

Study Visa

To study in Canada, a Study Permit is required.

• Requirements:

  • Acceptance letter from a designated learning institution (DLI).

  • Proof of sufficient funds for tuition and living expenses.

  • Clean criminal record and good health.

• Validity: Covers the duration of the study program plus an additional 90 days.

Work/Business Visas

Most workers begin their Canadian journey with a Temporary Work Permit, allowing them to work in Canada for a specific employer and role.

• Purpose: For foreign nationals employed by Canadian businesses or participating in specific work programs.

• Key Requirements:

  • Job Offer: A valid offer from a Canadian employer, typically supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) unless exempt.

  • Proof of Qualifications: Evidence of relevant education, skills, and experience for the job.

  • Financial Stability: Demonstrate sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.

  • Intent to Leave: Indicate plans to return to your home country after the permit expires.

• Duration: Temporary Work Permits are tied to the employment contract and are usually valid for 1-2 years, with options for renewal or transition to permanent residency.

Pathway to Permanent Residency: Express Entry

After working in Canada on a temporary permit for a year or more, skilled workers may qualify for permanent residency through the Express Entry system.

General Documents Required for Canadian Visa Applications

1. Passport: Valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay.

2. Visa Application Form

3. Photographs: Two recent passport-sized photos.

4. Proof of Financial Support:

   • Bank statements for the last 4 months.

   • Payslips or proof of income.

   • Sponsorship letter (if applicable).

5. Travel Itinerary: Flight bookings and accommodation details.

6. Ties to Home Country: Evidence such as employment contracts or property ownership.

General Additional Requirements for Canadian Study Permits

• Acceptance Letter: From a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada.

• Proof of Financial Support:

  • Bank statements showing sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses.

  • GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate) for certain countries.

  • Sponsorship letter (if applicable).

• Study Plan: A clear explanation of why you want to study in Canada and how it fits into your future goals.

• Medical Exam: Required for stays longer than 6 months.

• Police Clearance Certificate: To prove a clean criminal record.

General Additional Requirements for Canadian Work and Business Visas

• Job Offer: A valid offer from a Canadian employer, typically supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) unless exempt.

• Proof of Qualifications: Evidence of relevant education, skills, and experience for the job.

• Financial Stability: Demonstrate sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.

• Intent to Leave: Indicate plans to return to your home country after the permit expires.

Tips for a Successful Canadian Visa Application

1. Accuracy: Ensure all information is correct and truthful.

2. Completeness: Submit all required documents to avoid delays.

3. Financial Proof: Demonstrate sufficient funds for your stay.

4. Strong Ties: Provide evidence of commitments that will compel you to return home.

Common Reasons for Visa Denials

Insufficient Ties to Home Country

Not proving strong connections to your home country.

Incomplete Paperwork

Forms and supporting documents not being accurate or complete.

Unclear Purpose of Visit

Vague, evasive answers, no visible reason to go to Canada.

How I Can Help

Navigating the Canadian visa process can be daunting, but I offer personalized support to ensure your success:

• Eligibility Check: I assess your purpose of travel and ensure you meet the visa requirements.

• Document Preparation: I assist in gathering and organizing the required documents, such as financial proof and acceptance letters.

• Online Application Submission: I guide you through Canada’s online visa system or embassy process.

• Biometric Appointment: I schedule your biometric appointment and ensure all steps are completed.

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