Applying Visitor Visa from India

[swapscanada]

I am applying for my in-laws visitor visa for less than 6 months. In the TRV form , I need to furnish some information for which I need help from forum members. Hope you guys can help me out -
1. On the Contact Information Section - Should I provide the Canada address? I have seen couple of visas being applied with this logic and got approved. But not sure if its correct way. I think it should India address of the applicant. Can someone please guide if it is correct to provide India address?

2. In the funds available to stay in Canada - Do we have to provide the annual income of the person who is inviting? what needs to be put into this one?


3. Are there greater chances of rejection if the visa is applied for multiple entries??

Appreciate your help on this one... thanks in advance!!!

 

[akil_f1]

1.A.Give the current address in india.There is nothing logic for the address ,it all depends on the VO

2.A. Provide the ammount of funds avilable in your bank if you are sponsoring them the stay.If not their bank balance converted into CAD

3.A.It dosent matter single or multiple.Always every one opts for Multiple.

 

[swapscanada]

Thanks for information.

Any idea about the minimum balance required to sponsor the visa?

 

[ANSAL]

There is no minimum balance thumb rule as such. I specified 3K CAD for my mother's application and attached an invitation letter for her from me stating information of my stay in Canada and my last three pay slips. She got the visa in 10 days.

 

[ANSAL]

Actually I specified 10K (not 3K) Cad as the funds available for the stay in Canada..

 

[swapscanada]

@Ansal - Thanks buddy for your inputs.

I am planning to apply visa for two persons and showing funds somewhere in the range of 15k to 16k. Any idea if thats sufficient?

 

[taurus25]

@ Ansal - Thanks buddy for your inputs.

I am planning to apply visa for two persons and showing funds somewhere in the range of 15k to 16k. Any idea if thats sufficient?

Thats sufficient and attach ur pay stubs with application.

 

[swapscanada]

Ok great!