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ETA is a new entry requirement for visa-exempt nationals who will arrive in Canada by air.

From March 15, 2016, visa-exempt country nationals who fly/transit Canada will need the ETA.

Exceptions include US citizens and travelers with a valid visa issued by the Canadian Embassy.

Our team will email the e-Visa confirmation. You can always use our 24×7 email support if you have any queries.

The funding requirements for students depend, among other factors, upon your intended length of stay in Canada.

We recommend that you consult the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada website for the latest information and ensure that your documents satisfy the relevant criteria.

Yes. All travelers, regardless of their age, will need the ETA when they travel to Canada.

Even if your child is on the parent’s passport, a separate application must still be completed for the child.

Yes. All travelers, regardless of their age, will need the ETA when they travel to Canada.

if your child is on the parent’s passport, a separate application must still be completed for the child.

Sometimes. Many countries require a “Transit Visa” for stops in the airport, even just to change airplanes.

No, the Canadian ETA is valid for 5 years after issued or until passport expires.

You can visit Canada as many times as you wish as long as the ETA is valid.

Note that each visit is limited to a maximum stay of 180 days Per Entry.

No. An ETA does not mean you will definitely be able to enter Canada.

Your passport should be valid for at least six months from the arrival date in Canada.

Canadian Visa may be for a single entry, for multiple entries, or for transit purposes. A Single Entry Visa allows you to enter Canada only once. Such entries must occur within the time validated for your stay in Canada.

(E.g. you may be given six months from the date you enter Canada at the Port of Entry) A Multiple Entry Visa allows you to enter Canada from any country multiple times during the validity of the visa.).A Transit Visa is required for travel through Canada to another country by those persons who need a temporary resident visa and whose flight will stop in Canada for less than 48 hours. To obtain a transit visa you must provide specific evidence of your travel arrangements from your transportation Company or travel agent.

To apply for a transit visa, you may be asked to show your travel tickets as part of the evidence of your travel arrangements.

No , under the current provision you cannot work and have a work permit if you are travelling on a tourist visa.

We do offer refunds, the Terms and Conditions which are made available on this website explain in detail the refund policy. Please check the details in full by clicking the following link https://evisas.online/refund-policy/

No, you do not, as it is electronically linked to your passport.

However, it is advised that you carry a copy with you, just in case.

Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), also referred to as a Canada ‘visitor’s visa’ or ‘entry visa’, is a document that is placed in your passport and used to enter or re-enter Canada.

TRV can be viewed as having valid permission to enter Canada for tourism, business or transit purpose.

A Canada Temporary Resident Visa is an official document issued by the Embassy/Consulate General that is placed in your passport to show that you have met the requirements for admission to Canada as a temporary resident (either as a visitor, student, or worker).

A valid Temporary Resident Visa is not a guarantee of entry into Canada; an officer at the port of entry will decide if you still meet the requirements for admission when you arrive.

If there has been a change in circumstances between the date of your application and your arrival in Canada or if subsequent information is given which was not originally available to the visa office, you may be refused entry.

The Canada ETA is valid for 5 years after issued or until passport expires.

This means you must enter Canada within this period. In addition, it is a Multiple Entry visa and allows for a maximum stay of 180 days Per Entry.

Canadian Immigration official at the Canada Airport will stamp your passport indicating how long you may stay in Canada.

Generally Canada Visas are issued with a validity of up to 10 years or one month before your passport expires, whichever comes first and you are allowed to stay in Canada for a maximum of six months.

Yes. Most countries which require a visa from foreign travelers will also require visas issued in the name of the child.

You will have to provide original letters certifying your right to take the child out of Canada: usually the authorization of both or the other parent for this travel.

The validity of a Single Entry Canada Visitor Visa is a maximum of 6 months. This Visa allows you to travel to Canada only once.You can travel to Canada for 6 months at a time for any number of times with a Multiple Entry Visa during its validity.

It will be valid for a maximum of 10 years or 1 month prior to the expiry of Passport, whichever is shorter. You must arrive in Canada on or prior to the Visa expiry date.

Sometimes. Many countries require a “Transit Visa” for stops in the airport, even just to change airplanes.

Single-entry visa allows you to enter Canada for only one time while a multiple entry visa allows you to enter the country for a multiple number of times.Generally, all visa applicants are considered for a multiple entry visa and a visa is issued after completing the review process.

With a multiple entry visa, you can travel to Canada for a six-month period every time and as many times as you want. The multiple entry visa is valid for 10 months or one month before your passport expires whichever happens earlier.With a single-entry visa you can travel to Canada only once. You are eligible for a single entry visa if you are on an official visit or you intend to participate in an event in Canada.