Is this the parents super visa? I don't know if my parent applied the right visa as it does not say super visa in this letter and he was never asked to pay any fee. Please advise.
Your application to visit Canada under the “Parents and Grandparents Authorized Period of Extended
Stay” has been approved.
Before you travel to Canada by air, as a visa-exempt foreign national you are required to possess
a valid Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). The eTA is electronically linked to your passport once
approved. Should you wish to confirm the status of your eTA, or should you need to obtain one, you may
do so at Canada.ca/eTA. When you check in for your flight to Canada, the airline will check to see
whether you have an eTA and proper documentation to enter Canada. If you do not have an eTA, you
may experience delays, be prevented from boarding your flight, and/or from entering Canada.
To facilitate your arrival in Canada, please inform the Canada Border Services Officer of the reason for
your visit and present this letter with your passport upon arrival in Canada. The authorized period of your
stay in Canada will be determined by the examining officer at the Port of Entry subject to your compliance
with the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and its Regulations. Information on
the “Parents and Grandparents Authorized Period of Extended Stay” is available on the IRCC website.
You may be required to provide proof of your private Canadian medical insurance to the Border Services
Officer. You may wish to travel with copies of other supporting documents including proof of your
relationship to your host children or grandchildren and their written promise of financial support.
Your application to visit Canada under the “Parents and Grandparents Authorized Period of Extended
Stay” has been approved.
Before you travel to Canada by air, as a visa-exempt foreign national you are required to possess
a valid Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). The eTA is electronically linked to your passport once
approved. Should you wish to confirm the status of your eTA, or should you need to obtain one, you may
do so at Canada.ca/eTA. When you check in for your flight to Canada, the airline will check to see
whether you have an eTA and proper documentation to enter Canada. If you do not have an eTA, you
may experience delays, be prevented from boarding your flight, and/or from entering Canada.
To facilitate your arrival in Canada, please inform the Canada Border Services Officer of the reason for
your visit and present this letter with your passport upon arrival in Canada. The authorized period of your
stay in Canada will be determined by the examining officer at the Port of Entry subject to your compliance
with the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and its Regulations. Information on
the “Parents and Grandparents Authorized Period of Extended Stay” is available on the IRCC website.
You may be required to provide proof of your private Canadian medical insurance to the Border Services
Officer. You may wish to travel with copies of other supporting documents including proof of your
relationship to your host children or grandchildren and their written promise of financial support.