Temporary Resident Visa Overview
Every year, thousands of immigrants flock to Canada to study, bridge the skill-gap in various Canadian industries, or to simply visit and find what Canada has to offer. Temporary Residence status, as the name depicts, is for those who wish to immigrate to Canada for a temporary period.For this, individuals need Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) from IRCC (Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada). A TRV is an official document placed inside the person’s passport to let authorities know that the person has met all the requirements as a temporary resident.
With a Temporary Visa for Canada, one can enter the nation only for a limited time, i.e., for 6 months or less period that is fixed by officer. With this Visa, an individual is given a temporary residence in Canada. Below are the different types of Temporary Visas for Canada - • Study Visa
• Tourist Visa
• Super Visa
• Work Visa
• Business Visa
• Electronic Travel Authorization
What Are The Requirements For A TRV?
In order to apply for a primary visa, one must be 18 years old or proof of custody and/ or a letter of consent from custodial parent if child under 16 years of age.
• The candidate needs to produce the copies of the current immigration status if he/she is not citizen of the country in which he/she is applying.
• One should have enough finances for the trip duration.
• A person may be required to undergo a medical examination if a Canadian officials request it.
• One must prove that their visit to Canada is temporary, and there is no intention of working or studying without permit.
• Recent passport sized photo of each member.
• Valid passport or travel identity document.