How to apply for Parents visa? This article mainly helps you know about super visa for parents and grandparents, including applications for super visas, processing times and what to expect when you arrive in Canada. What is a super visa? A super visa mainly lets you visit your children or grandchildren for up to 2 years at a time. It is a multientry visa because it provides multiple entries for a period of up to 10 years. What is the Eligibility to gain a Super Visa?
You should be the parent or grandparent of a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada.
You should have a signed letter from your child or grandchild who is inviting you to Canada.
You are should give a promise of financial support for the length of your visit
You should take an immigration medical verification
The child or grandchild whom you are visiting must prove that their household meets the minimum necessary income.
You should be a genuine visitor to Canada who will leave by choice at the end of your visit.
You must provide information about your ties to your home country, the purpose of your visit and overall economic and political stability of your home country
How to apply for super Visa? 1. You should apply for a super visa from outside Canada and you can apply by online or on paper. 2. If you need assistance XIPHIAS Immigration Consultancy will be always ready to guide in right path so contact your nearest XIPHIAS Immigration branch. 3. Applications of the super visa are processed within a few weeks. 4. You need to give biometrics if you are from a visa-required country. After paying the biometrics fee and submit your application, you will get a letter that says you should give your biometrics. You will be having 30 days to give your biometrics. 5. Your passport and other original documents will be returned to you after processing your application. 6. After your application is approved, the visa will be stamped inside your passport and If in case your application is refused, you will an get an explanation for the visa refusal. Verifications done after entering to Canada
When you arrive, your identity will be checked to make sure that you are the same person who has been approved to travel to Canada.
Your fingerprints will be verified automatically at a primary inspection kiosk. This system will check your identity against the information collected when your application was submitted.
Keep your documents ready because when you arrive, you will be greeted by an officer from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the officer will ask to check your passport and travel documents.
After passing the identity check and meet the entry requirements the border services officer may stamp your passport or let you know how long you can stay in Canada.
