That's not true. A visitor visa may be issued up to the validity of the applicant's passport (i.e., up to 10 years for some countries). Of course it will depend on the country of origin etc. Source: IRCC http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/backgrounders/2011/2011-07-20.aspkryt0n said:10 year visitor? No.
It depends on what country the person is from. Usually it's 90 days maximum.
Multiple entry, but not 10 years just in the country not working/studying. Just 6 months at a time.vsoftco said:That's not true. A visitor visa may be issued up to the validity of the applicant's passport (i.e., up to 10 years for some countries). Of course it will depend on the country of origin etc. Source: IRCC http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/backgrounders/2011/2011-07-20.asp
Ah yes of course, the duration of stay is usually max 6 months for 1 entry. But the visa may be valid for up to 10 years.kryt0n said:Multiple entry, but not 10 years just in the country not working/studying. Just 6 months at a time.
@Kryt0n You can get a 10 Years Multiple entry Visa, You can come and go end number of times within those 10 years, however you can not stay beyond 6 months in one visit.kryt0n said:Multiple entry, but not 10 years just in the country not working/studying. Just 6 months at a time.
Yes, I know but he had worded it that he wanted someone to be a visitor continuously for 10 years. I'm aware if the multiple entry with the 6 month limitations.garyastudent said:@Kryt0n You can get a 10 Years Multiple entry Visa, You can come and go end number of times within those 10 years, however you can not stay beyond 6 months in one visit.