At Khidma Immigration, we offer comprehensive, end-to-end services for your Visit & Super Visa application. Our professional support is tailored to meet all IRCC requirements, ensuring a smooth and successful application process for you or your loved ones. Our services include:

1. Form Completion: We meticulously complete all IRCC-required forms for your TRV, including IMM 5257E, IMM 5257E Schedule 1, and IMM 5645E Family Information.

2. Translation and Notary Services: Certified translation and notary services for birth certificates, marriage certificates, national IDs, and other necessary documents.

3. Employment Letter Assistance: We help draft employment letters that meet Canadian standards, enhancing the credibility of your application.

4. Visa Explanation/Request Letters: Our experts assist in crafting explanation or request letters to accompany your visa application, tailored to your unique situation.

5. Invitation Letter Drafting: We prepare invitation letters aligned with IRCC guidelines, ensuring your documentation meets official standards.

6. Submission Letter by RCIC Authorized Representative: Your application submission is handled by a licensed RCIC representative, providing added authority and assurance to your process.

7. Visa Officer’s Refusal Note: We’re here to support clients who have experienced a refusal on their visitor or Super Visa application. Our team retrieves the refusal notes from the visa officer, thoroughly explains the reasons for the decision, and helps you understand the next steps—all at an affordable rate. Let us guide you toward a stronger reapplication with clarity and confidence.

With Khidma Immigration, you can trust in a seamless and professional approach to your visa needs.

Eligibility for a Visitor Visa

To qualify for a visitor visa, you must meet certain fundamental requirements.

You must:
– Possess a valid travel document, such as a passport.
– Be in good health.
– Have no criminal or immigration-related convictions.
– Demonstrate to an immigration officer that you have strong ties to your home country—such as employment, a home, financial assets, or family—that will ensure your return.
– Convince an immigration officer that you intend to leave Canada at the end of your visit.
– Have sufficient funds to support your stay.

The required amount of funds will depend on the length of your visit and whether you’ll be staying in a hotel or with friends or family.

In some cases, you may also need to undergo a medical examination and provide a letter of invitation from someone residing in Canada.

Parent and Grandparent Super Visa

A Super Visa allows parents and grandparents to visit their children or grandchildren in Canada for up to 5 years per stay, with multiple entries permitted over a period of up to 10 years. This visa has specific requirements, including the need for comprehensive health insurance.

To qualify as a Super Visa holder, you must:
– Maintain or renew your health insurance: Ensure your insurance remains valid throughout your stay in Canada and upon re-entry.
– Keep your passport valid: Your passport must be valid for the entire duration of your stay in Canada.

Super Visa Eligibility:

To qualify for a Super Visa, your host must meet specific criteria:
– Relationship: Your host must be your child or grandchild.
– Status in Canada: The host must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or registered Indian, and provide a copy of one of the following documents:
– Their Canadian citizenship document (and their spouse’s or common-law partner’s, if applicable).
– Their permanent resident document (and their spouse’s or common-law partner’s, if applicable).
– A Secure Certificate of Indian Status or Certificate of Indian Status (status card).
– Age and Residency: The host must be at least 18 years old and reside in Canada.
– Income Requirement: The host must meet or exceed the minimum necessary income.
– Invitation Letter: The host must provide a letter inviting you to Canada, which includes:
– A commitment of financial support for the duration of your visit.
– A list, with names and dates of birth, of all individuals included in the family size calculation to verify the income requirement.

Your child or grandchild’s spouse or common-law partner may co-sign the invitation letter if they are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. To determine if the minimum income requirement is met, use the following income guidelines:

# Minimum Income Required for Super Visa (Updated June 3, 2024)