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Super Visa

If you have a child or grandchild in Canada whom you wish to visit, you may be eligible to obtain a Super Visa. A Super Visa is somewhat similar to a visitor visa but is designated specifically for parents and grandparents. The child or grandchild in Canada must be a Canadian citizen or a Permanent Resident and must meet the required minimum necessary income. The parent or grandparent must also obtain travel health insurance in order to be issued the Super Visa.

Here are our useful blogs about Super Visa in Canada

How does the Super Visa work in Canada?

In order to reduce the backlog within the parent and grandparent sponsorship applications – the government of Canada issued a 2-year moratorium on these applications. In the meantime, a new Super Visa came into effect on December 1, 2011 which […]

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