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Canada Visitor Visa from India

Validity: Up to 10 Years

Stay Up to 6 months Cost CAD 100 + $ 85 Biometric Processing Time approximately 108days

Canada visitor visa from India 

Canada tourist visa from India

Yes, Indians require a Canadian visitor visa to visit Canada for tourism purposes. To apply for a Canadian visitor visa, Indian citizens must first determine whether they are meeting Canada visitor visa requirements. If yes, then submit a complete application with all the supporting documents and pay the appropriate visa application fee.

All the supporting documents, for a Canadian visitor visa From India such as employment, property, or family ties, travel history, accommodation details, evidence of sufficient funds to support the travel, and a letter of invitation, Indians are required to attend a biometric at the VFS Centre for Canada visitor visa application (Canada Tourist visa as well).

It's important to note that meeting the eligibility criteria Canada Tourist visa and providing the required documents does not guarantee that a Canadian Tourist visa will be granted. The final decision on a Canada Tourist visa application is made by the visa officer based on their assessment of the applicant's profile and circumstances. It is essential to carefully follow the Canada Tourist visa application guidelines and provide accurate and complete information to increase your chances of success in obtaining a Canada tourist visa from India.  

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Canada visitor visa processing time

The Canada visitor visa processing time shows you how long it took IRCC to process most complete applications in the past. The Canada visitor visa processing time starts the day you pay the Canada tourist visa application fee with Biometric and when the CIC finalizes the decision on your Canada visitor visa.

As of the Year 2024, Please find the current Canada visitor visa processing time below.   Canada visitor visa applicationProcessing time in Days  Online application 108 working days Paper-based application 220 working days 

The processing time for a Canada visitor visa application may vary, and it is advisable to apply well before your planned travel dates.

Please note: The processing time for a Canada visitor visa can vary depending on several factors, including. 1) The volume of applications being processed. 2) The complexity of the application, and 3) Location where you are applying from.

It is advisable to apply well before your planned travel dates to allow sufficient time for processing, as the processing time may vary based on individual circumstances.

It is important to note that Canada visitor visa processing times can be longer during peak travel seasons, such as during the summer or winter holidays. Therefore, it is recommended that you apply for your Canada tourist visa as early as possible to avoid any delays in your travel plans.

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Canada tourist visa fees

The application processing time for a Canada visitor visa from India may take several weeks or even months, so it's advisable to apply well before your planned travel dates. Once your application is approved, you will receive a visitor visa in your passport, which will allow you to enter Canada for a specified period of time.Visa applicationCost in CAD $cost in Indian Rs. (If 1 CAD = Rs. 60) Canada Tourist visa fees$100  Rs. 6000Canada Visitor visa  fees $100 Rs. 6000Biometric fees for single applicant $85  Rs. 5100Biometric fees for family  application $170 Rs. 10,200

Things to Note: To make your Canadian visitor visa application strong, you can follow these tips:

1) Apply 3 Months in advance. 2) Demonstrate Purpose of Visit:

3) Provide Strong Supporting home ties

4) Provide a Strong Cover Letter:

Canada tourist visa fees depend on the number of applicants, so please find the Canada tourist visa fees in Canadian dollars and Canada tourist visa fees in Indian Rupees.

visitor visa for Canada requirements

To apply for a Canada Visitor visa, you need to meet the following Canada visitor visa requirements. 1) A valid passport: You must have a valid passport that does not expire for at least six months after your planned departure from Canada. 2) Completed application form: You need to complete an online application form for a Canada tourist visa and pay the application fee. 3) Proof of financial support: You must provide evidence that you have enough funds to cover your travel expenses while in Canada, such as bank statements, pay stubs, or a letter from your employer. 4) Travel itinerary: It is advisable to provide a proposed travel itinerary, intended dates of arrival and departure, as well as any planned activities or destinations. 5) Letter of invitation (if applicable): If you have been invited to visit Canada by a friend or family member, they may need to provide a letter of invitation. 6) Biometric information: Indian citizens are required to provide biometric information, including fingerprints and a photograph. 7) Strong home ties: One of the crucial requirements for a Canada visitor visa, you must demonstrate strong ties to your home country, such as family, employment, or property ownership, to establish that you have reasons to return after your visit to Canada. Having strong home ties can help reassure Canadian visa officers that the applicant intends to return home after they visit Canada and is not likely to overstay their authorized stay. 8) Purpose of visit: It is an essential requirement to apply for a Canada visitor visa; All the Applicants must include a detailed explanation of the purpose of their visit to Canada, whether it's for tourism, visiting family or friends, attending business meetings, or participating in other temporary activities. 9) Medical examination (if applicable): Sometimes, you may need to undergo a medical examination before your visa application is approved. It is important to note that meeting the Canada visitor visa requirements does not guarantee that your visa application will be approved. The final decision on granting a visa rests with the Canadian visa officer. Still, if you have any queries regarding Canada visitor visas, please consult with our Canadian visitor visa consultants at 750-383-2132/ 928 928 9006/ 928 928 9007 for case-specific queries. 

How to apply for Canada visa from India

To apply for a Canada tourist visa from India, you will need to follow these steps: 1) Determine if you need a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV): Indian citizens must obtain a temporary visa to enter Canada as tourists or visitors. You can check the visa requirements for before submitting your Canada Tourist visa application. 2) Gather the required documents: You will need to provide a number of documents to support your application, including a valid passport, photographs, proof of financial support, and proof of ties to your home country. You may also need to provide a letter of invitation from a Canadian resident if you are visiting family or friends. 3) Complete the application form: You can fill out the application form online or on paper. Make sure to provide accurate and complete information and answer all questions truthfully. 4) Pay the application fee: You will need to pay a fee to submit your application. The fee can be paid online or in person at a designated location. 5) Submit your application: You can submit your application and supporting documents online or in person at a visa application center (VAC). You may also need to provide biometric information, such as fingerprints and a photograph. 6) Wait for processing: The processing time for a Canada tourist visa can vary depending on the volume of applications and other factors. You can check the status of your application online. It's important to carefully review the application requirements and guidelines, as well as consult with a professional immigration lawyer or consultant, to ensure that you have the best chance of obtaining a Canada tourist visa. You can find the most up-to-date information and consultant our Canada tourist visa consultantat 750 383 2132.

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The desire to escape and explore new latitudes is innate in the human being. And what happens if you are stuck for more than a year, with a very limited liberty to move, affecting your right to consciously choose when and where to travel?

In most of our countries we are used to take weekend breaks, to go on holiday in winter and in the summer, to visit a friend in a different city or country, to meet our relatives living far away. 

Pandemic has taught us to make the most of each and every moment and has undoubtedly left us even a strong need and wish to travel the world, forgetting about our consuming and compulsory new daily routine. 

We travel to discover a new culture, to meet new people, to learn about the past and treasure diverse heritage, often returning with a new inner identity, enriched by the recent experiences our trip has brought.

In the current situation, with very limited opportunities to plan far in advance and even less security to be able to move due to the ever-changing Covid-19 scenarios all over, we may feel very happy to travel only in spirit or through a movie, a book, bringing us to imagine how we could fit in the featured geographical area.

Embodying a very curious soul, I cannot stop discovering, so I decided I would travel and welcome different cultures through tasting other countries food, exposed to fully absorb the new flavours and habits while enjoying a meal and enriching the experience with a previous overview of the country or geographical area. Nowadays it is not very often you find enough information on the destination once at the restaurant. I would suggest to all restaurants featuring diverse cuisines to present patrons to their area with an introductory briefing of the country or region they represent, therefore becoming a destination ambassador not only for the food but also for the culture, habits, traditions, geography and history.

On my Delhi’s raids, some places have left a deeper root in myself. And the Hyatt Regency in New Delhi is among those ones, thanks to the people and its many restaurant options available. After few dinners at The China Kitchen, I decided that this restaurant brought me to truly discover the huge China, through its colourful vegetables on offer, many kinds of dim sums, a wide selection of rice and, as a signature dish, the Peking duck – shao yazi. This is the reason why I decided this place deserves to become the best ambassador of its country in Delhi: the duck is slowly cooked to perfection in front of you, by a real Chinese Chef who elegantly moves behind the glass and in front of the brick oven where the honey coated whole duck is baked to become crunchy in the skin – the best part of this preparation – and remain tender inside.

What a surprise when this plate is brought to the table and served. All the steps respected, stuck to the glass wall, are sure to prepare your palate adventure and promise forgotten scents and new immersive flavours. The duck slices are brought to the table with some thin pancakes, green onion, plum sauce and fresh cucumber.

I was taken with imagination in Beijing, during the Imperial era, when this legendary recipe was served to emperors, rooting its secrets from the 5th century. I fully understand why, nowadays, the shao yazi has become the symbol of China and a favorite among dignitaries in the whole world. Not satisfied to have discovered a real Chinese address in town, I thought the team there must be really capable and well trained to propose other cuisines without mistakes.

With my family we decided for a staycation – in absence of other trips – and chose to stay at the hotel for one night to have the privilege of samplinganother address, a Middle Eastern restaurant featuring Levantine cuisine in India, the Syrah. Apart from all other hotel services and attractions, like the fitness, the spa, the swimming-pool, the salon and a most inviting garden, it truly seemed we travelled to another destination and decided this time we went back to Syria, one of the countries we loved the most on our roaring the world.

Syrah was indeed another fantastic experience, with comfortable tables outside and a mouth-watering menu, with ingredients and names reminding us of our time in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Palestine and Israel.  No surprise to discover this place has recently won The Times of India Food and Nightlife award! It was so delicious and delicate, with very good service and gentle hands preparing the food, attached to the traditional flavours and evidently sourcing quality ingredients to confirm a real Levantine experience, as if in any of the previously mentioned countries.

Grateful for this new discovery, we felt a new gem had revealed in Delhi and we have started to spread the word among friends, keeping in mind as well another available option at the Hyatt Regency New Delhi, La Piazza restaurant featuring traditional Italian cuisine and one of the best tables for pastas and pizzas available in town. Here, a long rising of the dough grants the pizza a high digestibility. And we love and are frequent customers here too: this is the place to go if you are Italian in Delhi and feel melancholic about your country!

Original Source:- https://mangolimag.com/living/staycation-in-delhi-hyatt-regency/

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India Destinations: Goa

Holiday destinations have taken a dramatic ‘change of course’ in the past year to say the least. For those of us remaining in India, seeking a safer and uncomplicated holiday Goa has become, quite naturally a favorite destination spot.

For the moment (March 2021) there are no test requirements prior to boarding a flight to Goa (from Delhi) and other than a self-health declaration form with the airline and wearing protective attire (mask, face-shield and disposable gown) on the plane, the process is overall easy. Additionally, traveling back to Delhi from Goa is also hassle-free with no previous test requirements.

My family and I took advantage of being in India during these restrictive times and traveled to Goa twice in the last 4 months. The first trip to the northern part of Candolim and recently to the quieter beach area down south, in Palolem. Goa may be a small state, but it has a coastline that stretches 160 kilometers, boasting over 30 beaches each unique in character. Our holidays in the north and south turned out to be very different experiences.

It seems Goa airport is the focal point of distinguishing north and south Goa as well as understanding that the North is busier, more tourist friendly with a vast selection of top-rated restaurants and resorts, while the south is speckled with beach coves, 5-star luxury hotels and small boutique hotels and cafes. Monsoon season in Goa begins around mid-May and continues until September (it rains a lot throughout the season) but from October to March the temperatures stay between 20 to 30C degrees making a perfect time to visit.

The food scene in Goa is, in my opinion, just SPECTACULAR! I speculate that Goa attracts highly skilled chefs who after years working at hotels restaurants around the world… I may be wrong, who knows, but really, it is that good!  Given that it is by the sea, the seafood is fresh, and a variety of local wines not sold in Delhi are available and reasonably priced. Heaven on Earth!

Palolem is known for its beautiful white sand beach lined with rustic beach front bungalows and calm waters. We booked a sweet bungalow at Art Resort Goa set right on the beach.  Nothing fancy but for us, it was a dream stay having direct access to the beach and enjoying the sunset from our little balcony.  

There are a few gems in Palolem as well. A favorite in this area is the European bistro Ourem 88. Thinly sliced beef carpaccio with fresh rucola, stuffed calamari, fresh sea bass cooked to perfection, tiramisu, these are some of the wonderful dishes and desserts I tried, and I must admit I was surprised to experience such refined quality of food in a remote beach neighborhood. The atmosphere is low key, charming decor with special attention from the maîtred.

We also loved Jaali Boutique and Café close to Patnem beach, right next to Palolem. A stylish oasis surrounded by lush greenery, the organic chilled ambience of this outdoor café and boutique is simply amazing. Healthy and unique menus with a vibrant selection of cocktails and DJ sets creates a lux mood. The boutique has an online shop as well.

A few stand out boutiques in Palolem was apparel and home décor shop Bunti, located close to the main market and the newly opened Endiapan created by Ayumi from Japan (Imagine my joy meeting a fellow Japanese living in Palolem!) You can feel Ayumi’s sense of great style and friendly vibe in the shop and she serves Japanese tea as well as homemade style sushi once a week (times may vary).

Candolim and areas further north in Goa have a greater selection of wonderful restaurants and cafes. Drop us an email if you would like more recommendations.

Original Source:- https://mangolimag.com/living/india-destinations-goa/