Visitor Visa

Canadian Visitor Visas

Planning a trip to Canada for tourism, to see family, or for business? A Canadian Visitor Visa (officially known as a Temporary Resident Visa or TRV) is the key document that allows many foreign nationals to enter Canada temporarily. This visa shows that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is satisfied you meet the requirements to visit and will leave Canada at the end of your stay.

A Canadian visitor visa refusal isn’t a permanent barrier — it’s a signal that your first application didn’t convince the visa officer of your temporary visit intentions or documentation strength. By addressing the specific concerns raised and presenting a clearer, more complete application, you greatly increase your chances of approval the next time. At Immigroup, our consultants can help you build a more compelling application that directly addresses previous refusal concerns. Contact us today to book a consultation and discuss your situation.

• $1500 with a senior consultant – $2500 post refusal
• $1200 with a junior consultant
• $550 invitation letter
• $550 Visa extensions

 

How does it work?

1. Book an hour consultation with your consultant. This is your planning session where you discuss important topics like:

• What are my odds of success?
• What documents and supporting documents do I need to gather?
• Answers to all your question and concerns.
• How will you be communicating with your representative? Example: email, phone or in person.
• How does payment work (example: instalments)?

2. Email you consultant after the meeting giving them the okay to move forward. At this stage your consultant will charge you the next installment and you will be working with them until a decision is given on your Study Permit.

Total cost for the fist step is $250 + taxes.

After this meeting you can ether mover forward with the Super Visa process or not (no extra fees will be charged if you do not go forward).

What we do for Your Super Visa Application

• Your consultant will be representing you from beginning to end of the process. They will have the legal right to deal with the government on your behalf.
• Your consultant will clean up any application you send them and put the package together for you.
• Your consultant will do all status check ups once the application is filed.
• Your consultant’s job is to submit the best and most perfect application as possible. They work for you to increase the odd of the super visa approval and processing time. This does not mean it’s guaranteed it just means we work towards perfection.

 

FAQ’s

How does payment work?
It is up to you and the consultant to work this part out. Generally, you can request paying in installments, but it is an industry standard to have all payments made before the application is filed with the government.

What is the difference between a senior and a junior consultant?
Junior consultants generally have one to two years’ worth of experience where senior consultants on average have at least five or more years of experience. it’s perfectly appropriate to use a junior consultant if your case is straightforward.