Super Visa

The Super Visa is designed for the parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Although the family reunification immigration process for parents and grandparents is currently stalled, Super Visas are generally issued and are valid for multiple entries over several years. Each entry allows for a stay of up to five years, effectively addressing the issue of separation between Canadian citizens or permanent residents and their parents.

In Addition To The Basic Requirements For A Tourist Visa, The Super Visa Also Requires:

  • Complete the Temporary Resident Visa application form (IMM 5257). Each applicant and accompanying child must have their own application form. Accompanying children aged 18 and older must complete and sign their own forms.
  • The applicant and each accompanying family member aged 18 and older must complete the Family Information form (IMM 5707).
  • The applicant and each accompanying family member aged 18 and older must complete the Education and Employment Details form.
  • If there is an agent, the Agent Information form (IMM 5476) should be completed. Please refer to the information regarding agents.
  • Provide two photos that meet the specified requirements. Each photo must have the name and date of birth written on the back.
  • A valid passport. The passport must contain at least one full blank page (excluding the last page) and must be valid for at least six months prior to the trip.
  • A copy of the applicant’s Chinese ID card.
  • Proof of the relationship with the Canadian inviter (such as a copy of the birth certificate, marriage certificate, or correspondence).
  • Proof of personal medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company, valid for at least one year from the date of entry:
    • Covering medical expenses, hospitalization costs, and medical transfer costs;
    • Providing coverage of at least CAD 100,000; and
    • Valid for each entry into Canada and available for review by assessing officials if required.
  • Proof of having completed the medical examination.

The Sponsor Needs To Provide:

  • An invitation letter explaining the purpose and duration of the visit.
  • A detailed list of the people residing at the sponsor’s home.
  • A copy of the sponsor’s citizenship or immigration status documents (such as a permanent resident card—please provide a double-sided copy).
  • Proof that the sponsor has the ability to provide the promised financial support, which must come from reliable, independent third-party documents from Canada that are easily verifiable. Examples include, but are not limited to: tax assessments from the Canada Revenue Agency (NOA), employment verification letters showing income, pay stubs, bank statements, and payroll or financial statements from licensed professionals.
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