hello my mom came to canada in july 2017 on super visa . They stamped her 2 year entry as initial entry . She went back home after 7months of staying in canada . She came back this year in may 2018 . They havnt stamped any entry this time . Her initial entry is still valid till july 2019. She is been here now . We are not sure if she can stay more than 6 months or no . Can anyone advise is she can stay in canada under her old entry till july 2019
Thanks
hello my mom came to canada in july 2017 on super visa . They stamped her 2 year entry as initial entry . She went back home after 7months of staying in canada . She came back this year in may 2018 . They havnt stamped any entry this time . Her initial entry is still valid till july 2019. She is been here now . We are not sure if she can stay more than 6 months or no . Can anyone advise is she can stay in canada under her old entry till july 2019
Thanks
Her old entry is irrelevant. Apparently, a Supervisa holder, with no stamp or other conditions is now able to stay for two years on each visit, not just the initial entry.
The guidance for super visa holders has been updated to reflect that each entry to Canada should be for a duration of up to 2 years and extensions should be for 1 year. Specific instructions for border services officers and processing offices in Canada have been updated.
