Has it been long that you’ve seen your grandparents or parents? You miss them as they are away from you in another country?  Vashist immigration has the solution for you. We will help you obtain a Super Visa that is multiple-entry long-term visas for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens. With over a decade of experience in the immigration industry, our team of experts at Vashist Immigration has excelled in providing immigration services, emerging as one of the top-notch immigration companies.

We will guide you to meet all the super visa requirements and help you to bring your loved ones close to you. This is essentially a temporary resident permit that allows parents and grandparents to stay for 2years in Canada per visit. The permit is valid for up to 10 years.

Eligibility:

Dependents of parents and grandparents are not eligible for the super visa. However, they can apply for a regular visitor visa. The applicants of the parents or grandparents must be admissible to Canada and meet certain conditions. The visa officers will have to be convinced that the applicant is genuine and he or she will leave by choice as the visit ends. Among the things, the officer might consider the person’s ties to his or her home country, the individual’s financial and family situation, the reason for the individual’s visit, economic and political stability of the home country of the individual, and invitations from the Canadian host.

Following are few requirements:

1. Complete and submit form [IMM5257] (to be filled outside of Canada).
2. Invitation letter from the host.
3. Parents or Grandparents must provide financial support from their child (host) and meet minimum & income household. (around $17,000)
4. Prove Canadian medical coverage insurance (for at least 1 year).
5. Complete medical examination requirements.

Letter of Invitation format should include:

Complete Name and Middle Name of Parents.

• Date of Birth/Country of Birth.
• Parent/grandparent Address and Phone Number
• Relationship to the host (citizen or permanent resident of Canada)
• The purpose of the trip.
• How long the parent/grandparent intends to stay.
• Detail of accommodation
• Date the parent/grandparent intends to leave

Low Income Cut Off point

The children or grandchildren who wish to bring their parents and grandparents to Canada will have to meet the   Low Income Cut Off (LICO) requirement to host them. They will have to establish that they have enough funds to sponsor you and guarantee your stay in Canada. They must state the number of people in their household that are dependents on them and others that they have sponsored, if applicable. They must also add the parents or grandparents as a dependent when they reach Canada.

Reasons for refusal of Super Visa

The parent and grandparent super visa can be refused due to lack of travel history: It is possible that an individual has not traveled anywhere from his or her own country. Our firm has helped innumerable people immigrate to Canada and in such cases also we will assist you to work out legal ramifications and help you overcome the problem.