Is it Possible to Get TRV instead of SuperVisa

[Kazmemon]

Hello Respected Members,
I am asking on behalf of my friend, who is planning to apply for Super visa but someone told him that it depends on Visa Officer to accept application as Super Visa but issue Simple TRV? is this really a possibility Or anyone has experience such path?

Your response would be much appreciated

Thanks

 

[charmainefrances]

I applied for just the regular TRV for my mom and not the Supervisa. Multiple entry was granted.

Supervisa has more requirements than a regular TRV.

Your friend can just apply for a regular one then once the parent is here in Canada then they can apply for the supervisa.

 

[Kazmemon]

I applied for just the regular TRV for my mom and not the Supervisa. Multiple entry was granted.

Thanks for the reply. did your mom got the medical request becuase to my knowledge Multiple entry does not mean its SuperVisa, you can get Multiple on TRV as well.

 

[charmainefrances]

Thanks for the reply. did your mom got the medical request becuase to my knowledge Multiple entry does not mean its SuperVisa, you can get Multiple on TRV as well.

No because I really just applied for a regular TRV.

What some people do, once the parents arrived in Canada with a regular TRV, they apply for the Supervisa inside Canada.

 

[Bryanna]

once the parents arrived in Canada with a regular TRV, they apply for the Supervisa inside Canada.

This is incorrect.

Super visas must be applied from the home country.

It is possible to only extend the visitor status, by up to 2 years, on an initial 6-months TRV entry.... if the applicant is the parent/grandparent of a PR/citizen. The eligibility criteria are similar to that of a super visa.

But this extension of the authorized stay is not the same as having a super visa which allows someone to enter/remain for 2 years at a time on initial entry

 

[Kazmemon]

This is incorrect.

Super visas must be applied from the home country.

It is possible to only extend the visitor status, by up to 2 years, on an initial 6-months TRV entry.... if the applicant is the parent/grandparent of a PR/citizen. The eligibility criteria are similar to that of a super visa.

But this extension of the authorized stay is not the same as having a super visa which allows someone to enter/remain for 2 years at a time on initial entry

Thanks Bryanna for clarification, can you share any experience if its possible to not to receive Medical Request if you have applied for Super Visa?

Thanks

 

[charmainefrances]

This is incorrect.

Super visas must be applied from the home country.

It is possible to only extend the visitor status, by up to 2 years, on an initial 6-months TRV entry.... if the applicant is the parent/grandparent of a PR/citizen. The eligibility criteria are similar to that of a super visa.

But this extension of the authorized stay is not the same as having a super visa which allows someone to enter/remain for 2 years at a time on initial entry

I shouldn't have said INSIDE CANADA I should have said WHILE in CANADA.

What I meant about it is that once the parent is here in Canada then they can process the super visa in their home country as you said. The most important thing is that the parents is in Canada already.

 

[Bryanna]

Thanks Bryanna for clarification, can you share any experience if its possible to not to receive Medical Request if you have applied for Super Visa?

Thanks

Medicals are necessary for super visas

 

[Bryanna]

I shouldn't have said INSIDE CANADA I should have said WHILE in CANADA.

What I meant about it is that once the parent is here in Canada then they can process the super visa in their home country as you said. The most important thing is that the parents is in Canada already.

No worries. You were possibly typing a quick reply

 

[charmainefrances]

No worries. You were possibly typing a quick reply

Yes! I'm in the office hehe!

 

[Kazmemon]

Medicals are necessary for super visas

Thank You Bryanna, much appreciated.

 

[Kazmemon]

I shouldn't have said INSIDE CANADA I should have said WHILE in CANADA.

What I meant about it is that once the parent is here in Canada then they can process the super visa in their home country as you said. The most important thing is that the parents is in Canada already.

Thanks @charmainefrances for your valueable feedback.