Supply international students visiting relatives in Canada? Do I need a visa to visit relatives in Canada?

Every family in Canada wants to go to Canada to visit their children and apply for visas. Few families send invitations to schools, which feels like visiting relatives. They want to try to apply for visas for tourists or friends.

In fact, it is misunderstood that applying for visiting children requires an invitation letter from the school. Your child needs to be visited/invited enough.

The family recognizes that children have no job and no income and are eligible to apply for invitations. The author is responsible for telling his family that Canadian immigrants do not stipulate that invitations must be paid jobs. Any Canadian resident status (except short-term visit visa holders) sends an invitation letter to invite relatives and friends to visit Canada, and the child status is not hindered by work income/is eligible for an invitation letter. Our company has done some cases of inviting parents to visit relatives and got visas.

On the other hand, it is difficult to convince the visa officer that travel is your real purpose, and you have no previous travel experience in Europe, the United States, Australia and other countries, so it is more difficult to apply for a tourist visa than to apply for a visit visa directly.

The author reminds friends who want to visit their children and asks them to send an invitation letter to apply for a visit visa directly.