Temporary residence visas allow foreign nationals to stay in Canada for a limited period for purposes such as tourism, work, or study. These visas provide an opportunity to experience Canada’s diverse culture, high-quality education, and vibrant job market. There are numerous kinds of temporary residency visas that IRCC issues, here are some of most sought after visa Categories.
A Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) allows entry to Canada for tourism, family visits, or business. It’s typically a multiple-entry visa, permitting stays of up to six months per visit.
This visa is granted with a job offer from a Canadian employer, allowing work for a specific period. Work permits can be employer-specific (closed) or open, based on circumstances.
For international students accepted into a designated learning institution in Canada, this permit allows you to study and potentially work part-time during your studies.
A temporary resident visa for Canada typically allows stays of up to 6 months, but can be valid for up to 10 years for multiple entries, depending on the type issued and immigration officer's decision.
To get a Canadian temporary resident visa, apply online or on paper through the official Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada website, providing required documents and paying the application fee.
Temporary residents in Canada typically include visitors, students, and temporary workers who are legally authorized to enter and stay in the country for a limited period.
Generally, a temporary resident visa alone does not permit you to work in Canada. You typically need a separate work permit in addition to your temporary resident status.
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