Helping Visitors, Tourists, and Family Members Come to Canada with a Complete and Credible Application.

Temporary Resident Visas (TRVs), commonly known as visitor visas, and Super Visas for the parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents are among the most frequently applied-for documents in Canada's immigration system — and among the most commonly refused. Refusal rates for applicants from certain countries are significant, and a refused application creates a record that must be declared in all future immigration applications. At Karim Immigration Inc., we prepare complete, well-organized TRV and Super Visa applications that address the specific factors officers are required to consider.

Why TRV and Super Visa Applications Are More Than a Form

IRCC officers assess TRV applications quickly and must be satisfied that the applicant will leave Canada at the end of their authorized stay. They weigh factors including ties to the home country (employment, property, family), financial stability, travel history, and the credibility of the stated purpose of the visit. A weak or incomplete application — one that fails to clearly establish these factors — is easily refused. The consequences of a refusal extend beyond the immediate visit: the refusal history must be disclosed in all subsequent applications, making them more difficult.