eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) is an entry requirement for visa-free foreign nationals traveling by air to Canada. An eTA will be electronically linked to a traveller's passport. It will be valid for up to 5 years or until the expiration of the passport, whichever comes first. A new eTA will be needed if you get a new passport. You must have a valid Canada eTA before boarding your plane.

The Visitor Record is a status document issued to foreign visitors who are in Canada and wish to extend their stay. A Visitor Record may be issued to extend the length of stay of a temporary resident in Canada and specify the conditions applicable to the temporary resident during their stay.

The PG-1 is known by different names (super visa, parent and grandparent visa) and is an exclusive visa for family members who wish to visit a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada. This visa allows the family member to stay in the country for up to 2 years after entering without extending the status as a visitor for up to 2 years.

A visitor visa (also called a temporary resident visa) is an official document that goes in your passport. It shows that you meet the requirements needed to enter Canada. Most travellers need a visitor visa to travel to Canada. You may also need one if you’re transiting through a Canadian airport on your way to your final destination.

Suitable for professionals who will spend little time in Canada to do business, visit companies or participate in events or employees being sent on a temporary basis to Canada by their overseas employer in whose payroll they will continue to remain on.

The VH-1 is for Foreign Nationals who will have long connection flights in Canada on their way to or from another country, allowing them to transit through Canada for up to 48 hours. With this visa, tourists can stop to visit the arrival city during their flight connection period. .