My frnd have existing supervisa she got in 2018. She is staying in Canada since last 2 years. I know previously supervisa let you stay in Canada upto 2 years continuously. But as per new rule you can stay upto 5 years continously without existing border. My question is does this 5 year rule applies to person who has existing supervisa which she got before this 5 years rule got implemeneted.
Existing Super visa - does new rule stay upto 5 years apply on it
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She can attempt to extend her stay by applying for an extension while remaining in Canada. If she leaves Canada and tries to reenter to stay for another 5 years she could be denied entry because a supervisa is a visitor visa and is not meant to remain in Canada forever. If she would like to reenter and remain for 5 years she should plan on returning home for an extended amount of time and then reenter Canada again to visit for 5 years. Every year visiting on a supervisa os always conditional on being able to obtain supervisa insurance.