Canadian Travel Visa
Apply for a Travel Visa to Canada ahead of your visit
Canadian Travel Visa: Temporary Resident Visa
In order to apply for a TRV (Temporary Resident Visa), you need to meet the requirements according to your country of origin /citizenship. It would be great also to learn the type of visa you need (to study or to work, to travel as a tourist or to visit your family/friends).
Please NOTE, if you are from Europe, the Middle East or Africa: Starting July 31, 2018, you may need to give your fingerprints and photo (biometrics) when you apply for a visitor visa.
With our extensive experience in Canadian Immigration, ANYVISA is here to help you:
- If you don’t know at all how to apply for a travel visa for the first time
- If you are not confident filling out the application forms
- If you are not sure if you can meet all the requirements
- If you are not sure what supporting documents needed
- If your previous application(s) was/were refused
- If you have any prior criminality issues to explain
- etc.
Based on uniquely your situation and background, we are offering two TRV Packages:
Canadian Travel Visa for the 1st Time Applicants
- All supporting documents recommended by our highly experienced Immigration Counsel, then thoroughly checked for validity, mistakes, discrepancies, and misrepresentation of the life facts and historical mistakes (prior to validation with IRCC);
- All forms prepared and edited professionally to the standard of legal requirements of the IRPA (Canadian Immigration Act);
- Full representation before Canadian Immigration authorities with the extended and detailed list of recommendations regarding mistakes and directly opposing facts within your file;
- Comprehensive 2-hour personal consultation with our Legal Counsel (via phone, Skype or in-person).
Canadian Travel Visa for Applicants with Previous Refusals
- We start with the CAIPS records inquiry to obtain all records regarding your prior refusals;
- All supporting documents recommended by our highly experienced Immigration Counsel, then thoroughly checked for validity, mistakes, discrepancies, and misrepresentation of the life facts and historical mistakes (prior to validation with IRCC);
- All forms prepared and edited professionally to the standard of legal requirements of the IRPA (Canadian Immigration Act);
- Full representation before Canadian Immigration authorities with the extended and detailed list of recommendations regarding mistakes and directly opposing facts within your file;
- Comprehensive 2-hour personal consultation with our Legal Counsel (via phone, Skype or in-person);
- Official Submission Letter of Support provided by our office to cover previous refusals, assuring success and increasing chances of your current Application.
