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IMO in order for you to issue a B-1 visa, you should have a valid document that convinces the VO. You cannot go on a B-2 visa for your work purpose. So, get a letter from your company to meet clients in US which can help with B-1 visa but again, this is not for granted. Good luck!

Thanks @msweet42 for all the info. Appreciate it.

Hi, the point is not them moving to Canada. Since they are getting old, I thought a Supervisa can at least help them to stay with me for 2 years instead of traveling with a visitor visa for every 6 months.

I am still employed with my US company and working remotely and getting paid. So, I am technically getting payslips from them but not sure if that would qualify me for applying Supervisa.

So, I would not be able to apply for Supervisa until I file my taxes after January?

Hello Experts, I am an independent consultant and would like to setup a firm so that I can start working in Canada.I have few questions though: If I am earning dividends from my financial institutions outside Canada, should I be reporting them to both CRA and IT in other countries? Since I...

Thanks @canuck_in_uk ! I hope that wouldn't be the case for visitor visa at least. So, if I get a job now, I wouldn't be able to show all the funds at a time until a year right or at least by end of this tax year? How would IRCC calculate in that case? Would I not be able to apply Supervisa...

Thank you @canuck78 ! I get your point but, my question is, if I don't get a job in the next three months, am I not eligible for applying supervisa for my parents despite having enough funds with me in Bank (US and Indian Accounts together) to cover for my parents for an year?

Thanks again @Jets13 ! So, since I am yet to get a job in Canada and say if I get a contract job for 3 months. Would that be still considered in terms of annual income? If so, my total might not be $24,949 for a single person right?

Thanks for sharing all the knowledge bro! :) This forum is real wealth for Canada aspirants.

Thanks @Jets13 for the detailed explanation. I am not sure how much funds either myself (in case of Super Visa) or my parents (in case of Visitor Visa) should show. Also, can I show funds from my US account in the case of Super Visa that I can cover the expenses for my parents when they are here?

Doesn't adding my PR card also makes me to show some funds for their stay here?

Oh yeah! I wouldn't come just for healthcare and pay taxes in some other country. :)

Thanks @lampbreaker ! Could you also please answer the second part of #1 in my previous post?

Thanks @canuck78 ! I've never thought about the healthcare part in this whole process. I've got my health card for the current province. Do you think I am not covered in current province then?

Hello Experts, I've moved to Canada permanently as a PR but left out with many questions and thought senior members here can shed some light. I would like to bring my parents here just for visit. Do I apply Visitor visa or Super visa? Also, do I sponsor them or it doesn't matter as far as...

Actually, the process is fairly simple (based on personal experience). Just follow the guidelines on RIV website. One thing that was a surprise to me during my permanent move at the border was the GST I was charged on the value of my car. My car is a fairly new one and I ended up paying almost...

Thanks for suggesting this app buddy! This looks good to call US and Canada with a Canadian number. Great job SFO guys :D.

It doesn't matter if you fill or not during your soft landing. I've never filled anything during my soft landing and has only declared when I moved to Canada permanently. Good luck!

AFAIK, Lucky, Virgin (BELL subsidiary), Telus offers SIM for $15-25 but that is just SIM. You might have to buy a plan after that.