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Find out if you need an electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), and how to apply for them
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Are planning a trip to Canada, either as a tourist or to visit family? You will most probably need to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV). The first thing to do is find out which one you would need.
Check our first article "Do you need a visitor visa?" to check your country of nationality which will tell you your next steps!
If you already know which type of travel document you would need, click on the corresponding article below.
If you have a son/daughter or grandson/granddaughter living in Canada as citizens or permanent residents, you might be able to get a Super Visa. This special visa will you to stay up to 2 continuous years with your family, instead of a maximum of 6 months allowed by a regular TRV or eTa. Check the article below on how to apply and what documents you would need.
Check our first article "Do you need a visitor visa?" to check your country of nationality which will tell you your next steps!
If you already know which type of travel document you would need, click on the corresponding article below.
If you have a son/daughter or grandson/granddaughter living in Canada as citizens or permanent residents, you might be able to get a Super Visa. This special visa will you to stay up to 2 continuous years with your family, instead of a maximum of 6 months allowed by a regular TRV or eTa. Check the article below on how to apply and what documents you would need.
Do you need a visitor visa? Find out if you need an eTA or a TRV or neither of them to visit Canada |
Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) Learn how to get it and how much it costs |
Temporary Resident Visa (Visitor) What documents do you need and how much does it cost? |
Super Visa Do you plan to stay between 6 months and 2 years with your child/grandchild? |
