Canada
- Starting from AED 300 (Service Fees)
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Canada
- Starting from AED 300 (Service Fees)
- “Hassle-free, Pick-up & Delivery Service”
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Canada Tourist Visa For UAE Residents
Unveil the Magic of Canada: A Tourist’s Dream Destination
Unveil the magic of Canada, a captivating land where nature’s grandeur meets vibrant culture. From the breathtaking Rocky Mountains to the cosmopolitan charm of cities like Toronto and Vancouver, Canada offers an extraordinary array of experiences for every traveler. Marvel at the awe-inspiring Northern Lights, stroll through the historic streets of Quebec City or indulge in the exhilarating winter sports in Whistler. Whether you’re drawn to stunning landscapes, rich history, or culinary adventures, Canada promises a journey filled with wonder and delight. Start your adventure in the true north and create unforgettable memories!
Fast-Track Your Canada Visa with Al Layah Tours – VFS & Embassy Experts
Planning a trip to Canada to visit family or enjoy a holiday? You’ll need a Canadian visitor visa, whether it’s a single entry or multiple entry visa. At Al Layah Tours, we are your trusted partner for obtaining a Canada visa quickly and hassle-free. While you’re here, don’t forget to check out our other Canada visa services, including assistance with Permanent Residency (PR), Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) and more.
Our team at Al Layah Tours boasts extensive expertise in visa services, especially when it comes to handling applications through VFS Global and Embassy Consulates. We leverage our solid network and deep understanding of both processes to expedite your visa application, ensuring a smooth experience from start to finish.
Why Choose Al Layah Tours for Your Canada Visa?
- VFS & Embassy Experts: Our deep knowledge of VFS and Embassy Consulate procedures allows us to navigate the system smoothly, speeding up your visa application.
- Comprehensive Support: From a free assessment of your visa requirements to meticulously compiling your documentation, we handle every step with precision.
- Flawless Execution: We ensure your visa forms are accurately filled out and promptly submitted on your behalf to the embassy, consulate, or VFS Global, reducing any chances of delays.
- Proven Expertise: With our vast experience in visa services, we guarantee a seamless process that gets you closer to your Canadian adventure.
- Multilingual Support: Our staff speaks English, Arabic, Hindi.
If you’re ready to benefit from our unparalleled knowledge and network, don’t hesitate to get in touch. Call us, send a query through our easy-to-use online form, or drop us an email – and we’ll begin the procedures right away!
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Visitor Visa
A visitor visa, also referred to as a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), is an immigration document that allows foreign nationals to travel to and enter Canada. Unless you are from a visa-exempt country, you will need a visitor visa to enter Canada whether you are coming as a student, temporary worker or simply to visit.
There are two types of Canadian visitor visas:
- Single Entry Visas.
- Multiple Entry Visas.
A single-entry visa allows foreign nationals to enter Canada for one-time only. A multiple-entry visa allows holders to enter and leave Canada as often as they want if the visa is valid. You don’t need to choose which kind to apply for, applicants are automatically considered for multiple entry visas and are only issued single entry visas under unique circumstances.
Multiple-entry visitor visas permit the holder to travel to Canada for six months at a time as many times as they want, as long as the visa remains valid. They can be valid for up to 10 years, but the exact validity period is at the discretion of the visa officer issuing it. If you have some other status document, such as a study permit or a work permit, and are not otherwise visa-exempt, you will automatically be issued a visitor visa allowing you to enter Canada to receive your permit.
Visa Category | Nature of Visa |
V-1 | Visitor Visa |
VH-1 | Visitor in Transit for not more than 48 hours |
B-1 | Business Visitor |
PG-1 | Parents or Grandparents Super Visa |
S-1 | A student with Study Permit |
SW-1 | An international student with Study & Work Permit |
PAX-1 | National Interest TRP |
IM-1 | Immigrant (single-entry visa for PR) |
What are the requirements you must meet for a TRV?
You must show the officer that you meet the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations and that you will be in Canada for a temporary stay.
You must also:
- Satisfy an officer that you will leave Canada at the end of your stay.
- Show that you have enough money to maintain yourself and your family members in Canada and to return home.
- Not intend to work or study in Canada unless authorized to do so.
- Be law abiding and have no record of criminal activity.
- Not be a risk to the security of Canada.
- Provide any additional document requested by the officer to establish your admissibility.
- Be in good health (complete a medical examination if required).
Why Visitor Visas Get Denied?
Visitor visas are often rejected due to issues like incomplete documentation, financial instability, criminal background, health concerns, unclear travel intentions, weak ties to the home country, past travel history problems, misrepresentation, overstaying records, or illegal status.
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Requirements For UAE Nationals
UAE citizens need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to visit Canada for short visits for tourism, business or transit. The eTA is valid for up to five years or until the passport expires whichever comes first. With an eTA, UAE citizens can stay in Canada for up to six months per visit.
Requirements for UAE Residents
- Original passport required with 6 months validity and the passport should have atleast two blank pages.
- Valid UAE residence visa with 90 days.
- Original NOC letter from the employer stating salary, designation, joining date, travel purpose for employee addressing to the Canada Embassy.
- Valid trade license copy, self-introduction letter stating monthly income, passport details for Partners, Investors and Business Owners.
- 3 recent photographs with white background (3.5*4.5 CM).
- Latest 6 months bank statement with bank stamp.
- Invitation letter from friend or relative can be additional advantage.
- Invitation letter required for Business visa.
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Al Layah Tours Service For Canada Visa
- Expert advice on documentation needed for Canada visa application.
- Verifying your visa type documents.
- Accurate and trustworthy assistance in completing and filling your visa application form.
- Scheduling your appointment immediately.
- Guiding you with interview tips and frequently asked questions by the Consulars.
- Analyzing your application and making you ready for your scheduled appointment with 97% success ratio.
- The visa processing time is between 30-38 days.
Inadmissibility To Canada
Some people will not be allowed to enter Canada because of certain reasons. These can include a person’s past involvement in:
- Criminal
- Human rights
- Organized
- Security
- Health-based
- Finance-related
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Top attractions in Canada
Banff
Nestled amid the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, this tiny mountain town in Alberta appeals to both nature enthusiasts and luxury seekers. Visitors can spend their days skiing or hiking in Banff National Park (one of Canada’s most beautiful national parks and home of the glacier-fed Moraine Lake) and floating down the Bow River on a canoe before retiring to one of the area’s several opulent hotels for some spa therapy. Then, for incredible views of the Rockies, take a ride on the Banff Gondola. Meanwhile, daytrips to popular attractions like the Columbia Icefield, Yoho National Park and Lake Louise cannot be left off of your itinerary.
Jasper National Park
As the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, Jasper is ripe for exploration. When you’re not hiking through Maligne Canyon, whitewater rafting down the Athabasca River or snapping photos of Spirit Island, you can enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the picture-perfect scenery from the Jasper SkyTram. Or, take in the beauty of Jasper National Park while driving along the Icefields Parkway. Keep your eyes peeled for the 53 species of mammals that call this Alberta park home, including black bears, elk and bighorn sheep. Note: Due to active wildfires that began in July 2024, Jasper National Park is closed indefinitely.
Vancouver, Canada
A trip to this British Columbia city, which sits approximately 145 miles north of Seattle, is all about embracing the outdoors. Vancouverites spend their days skiing on Grouse Mountain, swimming at Kitsilano Beach and strolling through the sprawling Stanley Park. Plus, Vancouver offers plenty of cultural attractions, including museums, art galleries and outdoor markets (a tour of Granville Island is a must-do). If you’re not afraid of heights, walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge, which is positioned 230 feet above the Capilano River.
Niagara Falls
Travel to this iconic destination in southeastern Ontario to see and capture photos of its namesake world-famous tourist attraction. View Niagara Falls from above during a helicopter tour, or see them up close on the Maid of the Mist boat tour. Or, for a unique perspective, admire the thunderous falls from behind with the self-guided Journey Behind the Falls experience. After you’ve taken in the splendor, check out the area’s other top attractions, such as the Niagara Glen Nature Centre, which offers a variety of hiking trails.
Whitehorse
Referred to as the “small city with a big backyard,” Whitehorse – the capital of Canada’s Yukon territory – shines with all of its outdoor activities. Explore Miles Canyon, which is accessible from Whitehorse on foot (a nearly 10-mile loop trail connects the city directly to this natural wonder). After, head north to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, where you’ll find all kinds of animals, including arctic foxes, elk, muskox and bison. Even though this region gets notoriously cold, you might want to time your visit around the first couple of weeks of winter for a chance to witness the northern lights.
Quebec City
A trip to Europe may not be in your budget, but a visit to Québec City could be. This Canadian city charms visitors with its picturesque centuries-old buildings that make up Old Québec – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Meanwhile, the aromas of freshly baked bread and brewing espresso fill the cobblestone streets of the Quartier Petit-Champlain with the essence of Paris. Once you’ve gotten your fill of the city, take a trip to Montmorency Falls Park to marvel at its 272-foot-tall waterfall. Plan your visit for winter when the city comes alive with twinkling lights, festivals and cold-weather activities – just remember to pack your down jacket.
Whistler
Take adventure travel up a notch with a visit to Whistler. In winter, this resort town in British Columbia (about 75 miles north of Vancouver) boasts everything from cross-country skiing and snowboarding to bobsled rides and bungee jumping. Travelers can spend their downtime in Whistler Village enjoying the après-ski scene, perusing locally owned shops or strolling through Whistler Olympic Plaza. Meanwhile, visitors in town when the weather is warmer can go hiking, fishing, horseback riding, kayaking and more. Plus, summer travelers will love exploring Brandywine Falls Provincial Park, home to the 230-foot-tall waterfall from which the park gets its name.
Prince Edward Island
Home to rolling green hills, sandy beaches, red sandstone cliffs and a delicious bounty of seafood (this is where PEI mussels come from, after all), Prince Edward Island is the place to travel for a relaxing respite from Canada’s more adventure-driven destinations. When you’re not hiking the trails at Prince Edward Island National Park, perfect your swing at one of the island’s golf courses or visit the Green Gables Heritage Place, where the 1908 novel, “Anne of Green Gables” was inspired. And be sure to keep an eye out for PEI’s seal population (four kinds call the island home either full or part time).