Visitor visa ยท Super Visa ยท Refusals
Canada visitor visa help: about half of applications are refused. Yours shouldn't be one by accident.
IRCC refused 51% of visitor visa applications in 2025, mostly because the officer wasn't satisfied the visitor would go home. We screen those risks before you file and build the evidence that answers them.
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Three ways we help families visit
Visitor visa
For family visits, tourism or short business trips. We check your finances, travel history and ties to home, then build the file around them.
Super Visa for parents
Lets parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents stay for long periods. We check the host's income and the insurance requirements.
Refusal recovery
Refused before? We request the officer's notes (GCMS), map each concern to new evidence, and prepare a stronger reapplication.
How we prepare your application
1
Risk screen
We check the factors officers weigh most and tell you honestly if the timing isn't right yet.
2
Evidence plan
A checklist built for your situation: employment, property, family ties, travel history and funds.
3
Letters and forms
A purpose-of-travel letter, invitation letter guidance and completed forms, drafted from your answers.
4
Lawyer sign-off
A licensed Canadian lawyer reviews everything before you submit.
Flat fees in USD
Government fees: CAD $100 visa fee plus $85 biometrics per person, paid directly to IRCC.
Prices exclude applicable taxes. Super Visa applicants buy private medical insurance separately. No outcome is guaranteed.
Questions about visiting Canada
Do I need a visitor visa or an eTA?
Should I reapply right after a refusal?
What's the difference between a visitor visa and a Super Visa?
Reviewed by Rakhmad Sobirov, Canadian immigration lawyer licensed by the Law Society of Ontario, LSO No. 62387E. This page is general information, not legal advice, and does not create a lawyer-client relationship. No outcome is promised or guaranteed. Government fees are paid directly to IRCC.