For how many people?is $3000 enough to show to visa officer for tourist visa, this will be for 2 weeks.
1 person, what if change it to 1 week stay then? will it be enough to convince visa officer (in terms of budget).Not usually.
Dont know when you planning this but currently minimum stay due to COVID for a visit is 15 days , 14 days of which would be in isolation. That assumes of course you are an immediate family member of a PR or citizen.1 person, what if change it to 1 week stay then? will it be enough to convince visa officer (in terms of budget).
what about 1 week then?No, because a roundtrip ticket to Canada, depending on the origin, can cost around $1500 on average. That means half of your savings went to airfare alone.
this question is for post-covid / restrictions.Dont know when you planning this but currently minimum stay due to COVID for a visit is 15 days , 14 days of which would be in isolation. That assumes of course you are an immediate family member of a PR or citizen.
Maybe best for now to apply when restrictions are lifted maybe later in year at rate things are goind with COVID
tourism and don't know anyone in canada, will book a hotel near the toronto airport.Very hard to comment without knowing your whole situation. Like whether you are visitinf family or is this tourism.
approx $1500 for flight ticket, ~$700 for hotel = $2200If your total savings are $3000, that’s hardly enough to cover airfare and accommodations for a week.
Hopefully those aren't your life savings?approx $1500 for flight ticket, ~$700 for hotel = $2200
$800 for food and transpo (public transpo?)
don't you think its enough?
that's what im saying, my $3000 calculation was for 1 week stayHopefully those aren't your life savings?
You're not going to get a TRV if you blow your life savings on a trip to Canada. In IRCC's eyes, that's a surefire avenue to illegal overstay and work in Canada.
If you're talking about the savings to show as your proof of finances, I personally recommend showing at least $10,000 in bank accounts.
Some people only declare their "budget" for the trip in this part but show the rest of their bank accounts amounting to over $10,000+.
A recommendation a few of us go by in this forum is to show *at least* $1000 per week of stay in Canada, plus the cost of roundtrip air fare. So for a 2-week trip, $4000 is a comfortable budget. It's not a hard rule, $1000/week is indeed very generous.