Visitor Visas
Canada Visitor Visa, Visitor Record Extension & eTA Services
Planning to visit Canada, spend time with family and friends, or extend your stay? Nova Life Immigration Services provides professional assistance with Canadian Visitor Visa, Visitor Record Extension, and Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) applications.
We help individuals understand the requirements, prepare supporting documents, and submit applications that clearly present their circumstances and purpose of travel.
Visitor Visa
A Canadian Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa) may be required for individuals who wish to travel to Canada temporarily for tourism, visiting family or friends, attending events, or other permitted visitor activities.
Our team can assist with assessing your situation, preparing application forms, organizing supporting documents, and reviewing your application before submission.
Visitor Record Extension
If you are already in Canada as a visitor and would like to stay longer, you may be able to apply for a Visitor Record Extension.
We provide personalized assistance with the application, including reviewing your current status, preparing supporting documentation, and helping present your reasons for requesting additional time in Canada.
Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
Some visa-exempt travellers require an eTA when travelling to Canada by air. An eTA is electronically linked to your passport and is generally required before boarding your flight.
We can help you determine whether an eTA may be required for your travel and provide assistance with the application process.
Personalized Canadian Immigration Support
At Nova Life Immigration Services, we understand that every applicant’s circumstances are different. Our team provides clear, honest, and professional guidance based on your individual situation and the latest Canadian immigration requirements.
From document preparation to application support, we are here to make the process easier to understand and help you prepare your application with confidence.
