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The requirements for super visa seem more strict than for a TRV (insurance, minimum income, etc). If they denied my family's application for a 3 weeks visit, how can they possibly accept it for a 2 year super visa?

I make way more than the minimum income requirement for a supervisa, which allows parents to stay up to 2 years. How come that is not enough for only 3 weeks my family would spend here? I know you say they might have an accident or something.. but what if I had bought Canadian insurance? Would...

Sorry to break the fight guys... Jalex23, how much money did your mom/gf and friend show in their bank accounts to immigration? And around how much was their employment income? How can my parents and brother all come visit me together as a family if they have no "family ties"? I have a decent...

:'( It is very frustrating. I'm thinking of applying for the supervisa for my parents like steaky suggested, and once it is issued maybe get my brother to apply for a study permit. Does anyone think that the requirements for supervisa are more strict than the regular visitor visa, though...

That makes sense. My parents bank accounts added up to around $1500. It may seem little for Canada, but it's a considerable amount for an average Honduran family and I believe it is enough for any personal expenses since they are only staying 3 weeks, and I'm covering flights, food and housing...

Hi All, This forum is very helpful! I was wondering if anyone could give me some insight into why my family was refused a TRV. My family consists of my parents and my younger brother. They live in Honduras. The reasons for refusal for the three of them are the following: -Your travel history...

I am currently evaluating two job offers. I am intending to apply to Permanent Residence under the Canadian Experience class. My first job offer is for a Junior QA Analyst position, which would fall under NOC 2171 - Skill Level A (Correct me if I'm wrong). I can apply under CEC with this...