Super Visa

What is Super Visa?

The Canadian government issues a special kind of visa known as a "Super Visa" that enables parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to travel to Canada for an extended period of time. In contrast to a regular visitor visa, which typically permits shorter stays, the Super Visa offers a longer period of stay and is created especially to support extended family visits.

Who can apply for a super visa?

Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents are the target audience for Canada's Super Visa program. Candidates for a Super Visa include the following:

1. Parents: Canadian citizens and permanent residents' biological or adoptive parents are eligible to apply for a Super Visa.
2. Grandparents: Grandparents of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, whether biological or adopted, may also apply for a Super Visa.
3. It's crucial to remember that other family members, like siblings, aunts, uncles, or cousins, cannot apply for the Super Visa program.

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When should I apply for a super visa?

In order to give yourself enough time for processing and to account for any potential delays, it is advisable to apply for a Super Visa well before the date you intend to travel.

How do I apply for a study permit extension?

In order to fulfill your vision of being a part of the Canadian community, we appreciate your interest in our service. In order to start the processing of the super visa, we recommend you book a free consultation with our expert.