The Visitor Visa permits foreign nationals to enter Canada temporarily for tourism, family visits, or business purposes, subject to compliance with Canadian immigration regulations and admissibility requirements as established by IRCC.

A Study Permit allows international students to attend designated Canadian learning institutions temporarily, subject to meeting IRCC eligibility criteria and conditions for lawful study and residence in Canada during the permit validity period.

A Work Permit authorizes foreign nationals to engage in temporary employment in Canada under specific conditions defined by IRCC, requiring compliance with labour market regulations and permit limitations throughout the authorized work period.

A Single-Entry Visa allows one-time entry into Canada for temporary stays, after which re-entry requires a new visa, applicable for visitors not eligible for multiple-entry privileges under Canadian immigration law.

The Multiple-Entry Visa permits holders to enter and exit Canada multiple times within a validity period up to ten years or passport expiry, facilitating repeated temporary visits without reapplication.

A Transit Visa is issued to travelers passing through Canada en route to another destination, permitting a stay of fewer than 48 hours while complying with IRCC transit regulations and entry conditions.

The Super Visa enables parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to stay in Canada for up to five years per visit, subject to meeting IRCC eligibility and medical insurance requirements.

Business Visitors enter Canada temporarily to conduct business activities such as meetings and conferences without engaging in direct employment within the Canadian labour market under specific IRCC provisions.

Diplomatic and Official Visas are issued to foreign government officials, diplomats, and representatives for temporary visits to Canada in official capacities, under terms governed by international agreements and IRCC regulations.

The Courtesy Visa is granted to individuals visiting Canada for official purposes who do not qualify for Diplomatic or Official Visas, facilitating entry under special conditions set by Canadian immigration authorities.

Facilitation Visas are issued to Canadian citizens holding dual nationality lacking a Canadian passport, allowing temporary entry into Canada subject to IRCC verification and compliance with facilitation procedures.