Bring Your Family
Closer with Canada’s Super Visa!
Surrey Immigration Consultancy is here to help you bring your parents or grandparents to Canada for a long-term stay with a Canada Super Visa. This visa allows your parents or grand parents to stay without permanent residency for extended periods. Our team guides you through the entire process, ensuring each step is smooth and successful.
Faster Than Sponsorship, Easier for Family Visits
The Canada Super Visa is ideal for those who want their parents or grandparents to enjoy an extended
stay in Canada without needing permanent residency. Here’s why it’s the preferred option:
Extended Validity
The Super Visa is a multi-entry visa valid for up to 10 years.
Faster Processing
Applications are often processed within 60 days, significantly quicker than other sponsorship options.
Longer Stays
Super Visa holders can stay in Canada for up to five years at a time, with an option to extend their stay for another two years without leaving Canada, making it easier to spend quality time together.
Every Requirement Met Perfectly – Let’s Get Your Super Visa Approved.
Surrey Immigration Consultancy ensures that you meet these Canada Super Visa requirements with the correct
documentation so your application is accurate and complete. To apply for a Canada Super Visa for your parents or grandparents, you must meet specific criteria:
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Residency Status:
The sponsor must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. -
Income:
The sponsor must have enough yearly income to sponsor their parents or grandparents. For income requirements, visit IRCC. -
Medical Insurance:
Applicants must secure medical insurance from a Canadian provider to cover their stay.
No Details Missed – Your Super Visa Checklist!
Surrey Immigration Consultancy helps you collect, organize, and submit all required documents accurately, reducing the risk of delays or denials. To apply successfully for a Canada Super Visa, the following documents are required:
- Proof of Relationship:
Documents showing the familial relationship (e.g., birth certificates).
- Proof of Income:
Financial documents proving you meet the income requirements.
- Proof of Funds:
Documents showing the familial relationship (e.g., birth certificates).
- Medical Insurance:
A policy from a Canadian insurance provider that covers the entire length of the stay.
- Proof of Home Country Ties
Your parents or grandparents must demonstrate ties to their home country (e.g, family, property, employment or pension) to prove their intention to return.
- Invitation Letter:
A formal invitation letter from the Canadian resident (host) detailing the purpose and duration of the visit.
Expert Guidance for a Fast and Successful Super Visa Process
We streamline your Canada Super Visa application with a proven process. Here’s how we make it easy:
Experienced Super Visa Experts You Can Trust
At Surrey Immigration Consultancy, we don’t just process applications—we help families create lasting memories together. Here’s why families trust us with their Canada Super Visa applications:
Proven Expertise
Years of experience handling Super Visa applications with a high success rate.
Attention to Detail
Our team ensures every requirement is met to avoid costly errors or delays.
Personalized Support
From eligibility checks to post-approval guidance, we’re with you every step of the way.
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Frequently asked questions for Canada Super Visa
Super Visa FAQs
1. How long does it take to process a Canada Super Visa?
The processing time for a Super Visa is typically around 60 days. However, it may vary depending on the application’s completeness and the applicant’s country of origin. Please click to check the recent processing time.
2. Is the Canada Super Visa the same as sponsorship?
No, the Super Visa allows parents and grandparents to stay in Canada for extended periods without permanent residency status. It’s a faster alternative to family sponsorship.
3. What medical insurance coverage is required for the Canada Super Visa?
Applicants must have medical insurance from a Canadian provider that covers the entire duration of their stay in Canada.
4. What income level is required to sponsor a relative on a Canada Super Visa?
Sponsors must meet specific income levels, which vary by family size. For example, a one-person household requires an income of at least $24,328.
5. Can Super Visa holders work in Canada?
No, the Super Visa does not permit the holder to work in Canada. It is solely for extended visits.
6. What are the Canada Super Visa requirements for family ties in the home country?
The applicant must prove they intend to return to their home country by showing family ties, property ownership, employment, or other commitments outside Canada.
