What's the difference between a Canadian super visa and a multiple-entry visa?

At present, most visitors to Canada can stay for up to six months when they first enter Canada. Passengers who wish to stay longer must postpone their application and pay a new fee. Parents and grandparents should apply for a special visa, and eligible parents and grandparents can also visit relatives and friends in Canada for a longer period of time than visiting relatives. Extraordinary visa processing is a kind of multiple entry visa, which can provide multiple entry in recent 10 years. The key difference is that the application for an extraordinary visa allows me to stay in Canada for nearly five years at a time, while the multiple-entry visa for 10 has only a status limit of six months for each entry.

What are the super visa applications? Canada's extraordinary visa is a multiple-entry visa, valid for nearly 10 years. Eligible Canadian China citizens and permanent residents can apply for special visas with loan guarantees for eligible parents and grandparents. After approval, parents and grandparents with extraordinary visas can stay in Canada for up to 2 years at a time.

From July 4th, 2022, the following adjustments will be made to the application for extraordinary visa: holders of extraordinary visa will stay in Canada for five years at a time (subject to the entry stamp), or they can choose to apply for an additional two-year stay in Canada, that is, they will have the opportunity to stay in Canada for seven years at a time!

In addition, the previous special visa required the applicant to purchase medical insurance provided by a designated Canadian insurance company. Since July 4, Canada has allowed visa holders to purchase medical insurance provided by overseas auto insurance companies designated by the Canadian Immigration Bureau, but at present, the Canadian Immigration Bureau has not officially released a specific list of overseas auto insurance companies.

Non-immigrant visa processing is a non-immigrant visa. For good friends who want to help their parents and grandparents immigrate to Canada to enjoy life, they can choose the form of "Canadian parents/grandparents reunion immigration". After passing the examination, parents and grandparents can directly obtain the Canadian Maple Leaf Card, become permanent residents of Canada and enjoy Canada's complete social security system! According to Canada's latest immigration plan, the quota system for parents/grandparents reunion immigrants will increase year by year from 2022 to 2024.

If you have a reasonable super visa to enter Canada before July 4: When you enter Canada, the senior officials of the border service project grant you the same stay time. For example, if you win for two years, that's already two years. However, if you want to benefit from a longer stay, you need to leave Canada before the end of the authorized stay and re-enter Canada after July 4, 2022. If you still meet all the eligibility requirements for a special visa, the maximum stay that the senior officials of the border service project may give you will be extended to five years. Alternatively, you can extend your stay in Canada and approve an increase of 2 years. If we allow you to apply before July 4, as long as you enter Canada after July 4, you are eligible to stay for more than 5 years at a time. If we allow you to apply after July 4, you will be eligible to stay for more than 5 years at a time.