The Canada Super Visa lets Indian parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents visit for extended stays — without renewing a regular visitor visa every few months. We handle eligibility checks, the mandatory medical insurance, and the full application from our Chandigarh office.
Most parents' visitor visa applications to Canada are approved for shorter stays and need renewal. The Super Visa is a distinct, long-validity category built specifically for family reunification.
| Feature | Canada Super Visa | Regular Visitor Visa |
|---|---|---|
| Validity | Up to 10 years | Typically up to 10 years, but stay per visit is shorter |
| Stay per entry | Up to 5 years continuously | Usually up to 6 months |
| Who can sponsor | Only children/grandchildren who are Canadian citizens or PRs | Any host, or no host at all |
| Medical insurance | Mandatory from a Canadian insurer, minimum 1 year, min. CAD 100,000 coverage | Not mandatory |
| Income proof required | Yes — sponsor must meet Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) | Varies by applicant profile |
Eligibility depends on both the applicant (parent/grandparent) and the sponsoring child or grandchild in Canada.
From the first eligibility check to visa stamping, here's exactly how we take a Super Visa application forward.
We verify the sponsor's LICO eligibility and confirm the parent/grandparent relationship documents required.
We help select a Canadian insurance provider that meets the minimum CAD 100,000 coverage and 1-year validity requirement.
We coordinate the panel physician medical exam required for all Super Visa applicants.
Invitation letter, financial documents, and supporting statements are compiled and reviewed for consistency before filing.
We file the complete application and track it through to a decision, keeping you updated at every stage.
Exact document lists vary by individual case — we confirm the current requirement list with you during your consultation.
No. The Super Visa is a visitor category — it does not authorise employment in Canada.
Both. The Super Visa is open to parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
Yes. Applicants must show proof of Canadian medical insurance valid for at least one year, with a minimum of CAD 100,000 in coverage, before the visa is issued.
The Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) is assessed strictly. We review your sponsor's income position before filing so there are no surprises mid-process.
Yes — we also handle standard Canada visitor visa applications from India as an alternative or fallback option.
Tell us a bit about your parents' or grandparents' situation and your own status in Canada. We'll give you a straight answer on eligibility and next steps — no charge, no obligation.
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