The Canada Super Visa is a temporary resident visa that allows eligible parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to visit and stay in Canada for an extended period.
Unlike a regular visitor visa, the Super Visa provides a longer stay option for eligible parents and grandparents who want to spend more time with their families in Canada.
At Garcha Immigration, we provide personalized guidance for Super Visa applications, helping families understand eligibility requirements, documentation, and the application process.
Parents or grandparents may qualify for a Super Visa if they meet specific requirements, including:
Provide proof of relationship with your child or grandchild in Canada.
Receive an invitation from your Canadian family member with required details.
Your child or grandchild must meet minimum income requirements.
Maintain required private health insurance coverage from an eligible provider.
We review your family situation and determine your Super Visa eligibility.
Prepare invitation letters, financial documents, insurance proof, and supporting records.
Receive professional assistance while completing and submitting your application.
After approval, plan your journey to reunite with your family in Canada.
Spend extended time with your children and grandchildren in Canada.
Travel between Canada and your home country during the visa validity period.
Stay connected with loved ones living in Canada.
Enjoy longer visits compared to regular visitor visa options.
A Super Visa allows eligible parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to visit Canada for extended periods.
Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents may apply if they meet eligibility requirements.
Eligible Super Visa holders can stay in Canada for extended periods according to current immigration rules and conditions.
Super Visa is specifically designed for eligible parents and grandparents and generally offers longer visit options compared to regular visitor visas.
Common documents include proof of relationship, invitation letter, financial support documents, medical insurance, and identity documents.
Yes, applicants generally need valid private medical insurance coverage that meets Canadian requirements.
No, Super Visa is a temporary visitor visa and does not authorize employment in Canada.
Super Visa itself does not provide permanent residence, but eligible family members may explore other immigration pathways.
Processing times vary depending on application details, country of application, and government processing timelines.