TRV vs TRP
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TRP = permit (used to called minister's permit) is issued to a person who is inadmissible to Canada.
PMM
TRV = visitor visawillostj said:Can anyone explain the difference between a Temporary Resident Visa and a Temporary Resident Permit? Thanks a lot.
TRP = permit (used to called minister's permit) is issued to a person who is inadmissible to Canada.
PMM
Hi
PMM
There is no application for TRP. CIC will not issue a TRP so your mother's health care is covered, she either should have had travel insurance, or will have to make arrangements to pay it herself.lola said:Hi
Can I request a TRP on a compassion ground?
My mother is on trv and is sick and in hospital.
I know if you have trp you get health coverage.
I went in the immigration website but do not know how to apply ?
PMM
i went london cic and was advised to apply for a trp for my 4 month baby. how long does it take to be processed.
Visa = permission to enter Canada temporarily, granted in advance, and required for any foreign national who is not from a "visa exempt" country.
Permit = permission to enter Canada temporarily, granted in advance to a foreign national who is inadmissible to Canada for some reason.
Someone who enters Canada on a TRP cannot become a PR until the reason they were issued the TRP has been resolved.
Permit = permission to enter Canada temporarily, granted in advance to a foreign national who is inadmissible to Canada for some reason.
Someone who enters Canada on a TRP cannot become a PR until the reason they were issued the TRP has been resolved.
Can anyone explain the difference between a Temporary Resident Visa and a Temporary Resident Permit? Thanks a lot.
Sometimes it gets confusing about what exactly is the difference between TRP and TRV. So today we will try to remove the doubts regarding this.
TRV stands for temporary resident visa and TRP stands for temporary resident permit. Temporary resident visa is issued to the person if he is allowed to come into Canada as a tourist or a student or as a worker, so whenever somebody wishes to work, study or visit Canada they have to get a TRV issued. In common man’s terms, we also know TRV as a visitor visa so all the three categories they have to get a visitor visa to enter Canada and then later depending upon the requirement, at the point of entry they’re issued different permits. So, a person who is coming to Canada as a tourist will come permit and then they have to go back within the specified period of time a person who is coming to work or study in Canada they will come on a visitor permit and then in Canada they are issued work permit or study permit.
In second category, think what happens to people who are not eligible to enter Canada, it can be because of the security reason or non fulfillment of other guidelines as per immigration authorities. They are issued a temporary resident permit not a temporary resident visa. A temporary resident permit allows people to come to Canada for a specified period of time as mentioned on the permit. A TRP can be a single entry or multiple entry. On a single entry TRP, once a person leaves Canada they cannot re-enter Canada , whereas on a multiple entry TRP they can re enter. A multiple entry TRP’s are valid mostly for 1-3 years.A single entry visa is for shorter periods of time, for example a week. To illustrate, consider a person who is not admissible to Canada but he wants to come to Canada for a company meeting or some kind of visit for one week so they will be issued a TRP for one week and within one week he has to go back and if the same person was eligible to enter Canada then he could have come on a temporary resident visa that we call as a visitor visa and he could’ve spent 6 Months in Canada.
To, sum it up TRV is for people who are allowed to enter Canada and TRP is for people who are not eligible to enter Canada.
Good information but You are replying to a post from over 10 years ago.Sometimes it gets confusing about what exactly is the difference between TRP and TRV. So today we will try to remove the doubts regarding this.
TRV stands for temporary resident visa and TRP stands for temporary resident permit. Temporary resident visa is issued to the person if he is allowed to come into Canada as a tourist or a student or as a worker, so whenever somebody wishes to work, study or visit Canada they have to get a TRV issued. In common man’s terms, we also know TRV as a visitor visa so all the three categories they have to get a visitor visa to enter Canada and then later depending upon the requirement, at the point of entry they’re issued different permits. So, a person who is coming to Canada as a tourist will come permit and then they have to go back within the specified period of time a person who is coming to work or study in Canada they will come on a visitor permit and then in Canada they are issued work permit or study permit.
In second category, think what happens to people who are not eligible to enter Canada, it can be because of the security reason or non fulfillment of other guidelines as per immigration authorities. They are issued a temporary resident permit not a temporary resident visa. A temporary resident permit allows people to come to Canada for a specified period of time as mentioned on the permit. A TRP can be a single entry or multiple entry. On a single entry TRP, once a person leaves Canada they cannot re-enter Canada , whereas on a multiple entry TRP they can re enter. A multiple entry TRP’s are valid mostly for 1-3 years.A single entry visa is for shorter periods of time, for example a week. To illustrate, consider a person who is not admissible to Canada but he wants to come to Canada for a company meeting or some kind of visit for one week so they will be issued a TRP for one week and within one week he has to go back and if the same person was eligible to enter Canada then he could have come on a temporary resident visa that we call as a visitor visa and he could’ve spent 6 Months in Canada.
To, sum it up TRV is for people who are allowed to enter Canada and TRP is for people who are not eligible to enter Canada.