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Super Visa or TRV – Which is better for inviting parents on Temporary Status?

A lot of queries we receive are – “How can I get my Parents over”

There are a few different ways to invite your parents over for a temporary stay in Canada. One option is to apply for a Super Visa, and the other is to apply for a TRV (Temporary Resident Visa). Both visas have their own set of benefits and drawbacks, so it can be difficult to decide which one is right for you.

Here, we will outline the key differences between Super Visas and TRVs, so that you can make an informed decision about which

We need to understand that Canadian immigration, being migrant focused has several options to choose from:

Temp visitor visa

Super Visa

HNC grounds

sponsor parents to Canada

Now all this can be very confusing. So, where does one start?  

Let's start with the basics.

It's essential to understand while the best option for the Parents & Grandparents immigration for Permanent residence is lottery-based, its time-taking, and you have no control over whether you may be invited to apply; not to mention, one must meet the Minimum Income Requirements (MNI) for the preceding 3 years. 

Visitor Visa vs Super Visa

A lot of people whether to apply for Visitor Visa or a Super Visa. Our recommendation is if you hold a Permanent Residency or Citizenship (and if you meet the program’s mandatory requirements), then apply for a Super visa.

Let us explain what a Super visa is. Super Visa is a visitor visa (PG-1) specially designed for parents & grandparents that allows them to stay in Canada for up to 2 years status v/s up to 6 months stay authorization for TRV holders.

This Application comes with some mandates:

Applicants’ Medical Clearance from an IRCC Panel Physician

1 year of Insurance from a Canadian company for at least $100,000 covering the applicant

Inviter’s Low Income Cut Off (LICO) requirement to be met – Minimum income level to sustain yourself and your dependent

Why Super visa?

If you meet the income requirements, you are a PR resident and have the required insurance, and you are in command. A properly vetted Super Visa Application commands the highest success probability (barring any medical/criminality/misrepresentation concerns).

In contrast, when applying for a visitor visa, the onus of granting the Visa lies in the judgment of the Immigration officer. His/ her judgment of your financial viability, assurance that you are going on a temporary visit only, travel history, surety of return to your country of origin, etc. – the balance of probabilities comes into play.

Therefore, if you are applying for parents, Grandparents, or in-laws – a Super Visa is the option to go for.

Why Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) over Super Visa?

There are two reasons when a TRV may be a go-to option while applying for parents’ temporary residence in Canada:

 If the inviter does not meet the Super Visa’s LICO requirements.

Any medical condition that could add to the burden of Canadian Healthcare or could cause harm to society could make a person inadmissible to Canada. While Inadmissibility may be on various accounts, the concern is health issues for parents & grandparents.

It is advisable to consult Immigration consultants such as us to know if the medical history of your parents/grandparents can be a concern. You can reach #TeamSAABimmigration at hello@saabimmigration.ca or call +1 (877) 683-7222. Alternatively, you can book your appointment here: Saab Immigration

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Canadian citizens and permanent residents who want to apply as sponsors  through this program are required to first complete an online form on  the IRCC website to indicate their interest in applying to sponsor their  parents or grandparents.

The Family Class sponsorship program includes a stream for parents and  grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Successful  parents and grandparents under this program will receive Canadian  permanent residence and may eventually be able to apply for citizenship.

If you wish to sponsor your parents or grandparents to Canada then contact Sharp International Immigration Services.