Visit, Study, Work
Temporary Residence
Whether you want to visit, study, or work temporarily in Canada, we help you obtain the right permit for your situation.
Types of Temporary Permits
Canada offers various temporary residence options depending on your purpose of visit.
Visitor Visa (TRV)
Temporary Resident Visa for tourism, family visits, or business.
- Single or multiple entry
- Valid up to 10 years
- Stay up to 6 months per visit
- Business meetings allowed
Super Visa
Multi-year visa for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens/PRs.
- Stay up to 5 years per visit
- Multiple entries for 10 years
- Medical insurance required
- Financial support letter needed
Study Permit
Authorization to study at a designated learning institution (DLI).
- Work 24h/week during studies
- Full-time work during breaks
- PGWP eligibility after graduation
- Pathway to PR via Express Entry
Work Permit (LMIA)
Employer-specific permit requiring Labour Market Impact Assessment.
- Work for specific employer
- Duration tied to job offer
- LMIA proves no Canadian available
- Can lead to PR (some programs)
LMIA-Exempt Work Permit
Work permits without LMIA: Francophone Mobility, intra-company transfers, etc.
- No LMIA required
- Faster processing
- Francophone Mobility (outside QC)
- International agreements (CUSMA)
Open Work Permit
Work for any employer in Canada without restrictions.
- No specific employer required
- PGWP, Bridging, Spouse permits
- Work anywhere in Canada
- Some restrictions may apply
Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
Citizens of visa-exempt countries flying to Canada need an eTA. This is not a visa but an electronic authorization linked to your passport.
- Simple online application
- Processing in minutes (usually)
- Valid for 5 years or until passport expires
- Cost: $7 CAD
Note: French, UK, and other EU citizens flying to Canada need an eTA.
Countries Requiring eTA
Our Services
Complete support for your temporary residence application.
Eligibility Assessment
We evaluate your profile and identify the best visa option for your situation.
Document Preparation
Complete checklist and guidance on gathering required documents.
Application Forms
We prepare all forms accurately to avoid processing delays.
Submission & Tracking
We submit your application and track its progress.
Biometrics Support
Guidance for your biometrics appointment (if required).
Refusal Recovery
If refused, we analyze reasons and prepare a stronger reapplication.
Common Refusal Reasons
Understanding why applications are refused helps you prepare a stronger case.
Insufficient Ties to Home Country
Employment, property, family obligations that ensure you'll return home.
Financial Concerns
Unable to demonstrate sufficient funds to support your stay.
Travel History
Limited travel to other countries can raise concerns.
Purpose of Visit
Unclear or inconsistent explanation of your travel purpose.
Previous Refusals
History of visa refusals from Canada or other countries.
Incomplete Application
Missing documents or improperly filled forms.
From Temporary to Permanent Residence
Many temporary residents transition to permanent residence through various programs.
Student → PR
Graduate, get PGWP, gain work experience, then apply through Express Entry or PNP.
Learn more →Worker → PR
Work in Canada for 1+ years, then apply through Canadian Experience Class or PNP.
Learn more →Ready to Come to Canada?
Let us help you obtain the right permit for your situation. Book a consultation with our experts today.