How about an accompanying visa in Canada? Can accompanying parents work in Canada?

Canada's accompanying visa meets the needs of young students studying abroad. Students can not only go to Canada to enjoy quality education as soon as possible, but also parents can accompany them to share their children's growth. The following is my introduction about the accompanying visa in Canada, I hope it will help you.

1. What is the accompanying visa in Canada?

In fact, there is no separate visa category named "accompanying visa" in official website of Canadian Immigration Bureau. Canada's short-term visas are mainly divided into: business visas, tourist visas, visiting relatives visas, and super visas. At first glance, there are no types of accompanying visas in Canada, but in actual application, the Canadian Immigration Bureau classifies accompanying visas as visiting relatives visas.

In other words, if parents want to accompany their children, they can apply for a TRV visa for multiple trips in 10, and confirm that the purpose of going to Canada is to accompany their children. Parents enter the country on the grounds of accompanying students, and the Canadian government usually allows applicants to stay for six months at a time.

Second, the list of ways to apply for accompanying study in Canada.

1. Canada applies for accompanying reading channel 1

When applying for a study visa, parents should bring TRV multiple visit visas. Canada allows parents or spouses of international students to apply for a visit visa to accompany international students to live in Canada. When entering the country, make clear the intention of accompanying students to customs officials, and they can issue a visitrecord that allows long-term stay to achieve the purpose of accompanying students for a long time. At the same time, because it is a round-trip visa, you don't need to apply again for the next entry and exit. It should be noted that holding this visa is not allowed to work in Canada.

2. Canada's application for accompanying reading 2

Apply for a visa to visit relatives in the past and convert it into owp (open? Work? This method is the most common. As long as the international students themselves have a junior college degree or above from a Canadian college or university and hold a valid study permit (study? Permit), the success rate of switching to owp after parents get a visit visa to Canada is very high.

3. Canada's application for accompanying reading path 3

When applying for a visa to study abroad, parents bring owp directly. This method is not common, but its advantage is that parents have obtained a work visa and work permit with the same validity period as the study permit for international students, so they can work in Canada and do not need to apply for a new visa when traveling to and from Canada. In addition, if you can find an employer's guarantee and apply for lmo, the chances of getting a work visa are even greater.

Three. Conditions for applying for a visa to accompany students in Canada &; material

1. There is a legal marriage relationship between the applicant accompanying the visa and the overseas students;

2. There are children, brothers and sisters and other lineal relatives between the applicant accompanying the visa and the international students;

3. The applicant accompanying the visa can provide sufficient economic proof.

The following materials are required to be submitted to the Canadian Embassy:

1. Invitation letter from relatives and friends in Canada, including his or her full name, address, contact telephone number and fax number, name of the invitee and its relationship with the inviter, expected visit time and statement on who will bear the travel expenses.

2. A notarized copy of Canadian relatives' citizenship certificate or immigration identity document to prove their legal status in Canada.

3. Prove that the visa applicant has the ability to pay his living expenses (654.38 million RMB a year).

4. Fill in two application forms and a detailed list of family/education and employment in English or French, and hand in four 2-inch bareheaded photos.

Those who apply to stay for more than 6 months need a physical examination. The applicant must convince the visa officer that the applicant will return to China after visiting relatives.

Four. Answers to frequently asked questions about accompanying visas in Canada

1. Can accompanying parents work in Canada?

You can't. In Canada, accompanying students with TRV visas are not allowed to work in Canada.

I came to accompany me, but the agent gave me a tourist visa. Will something happen?

There is no special "accompanying visa" in Canada, and accompanying parents generally hold Canadian visitor visas with different validity periods. Up to ten years, multiple round trips are valid, and you can stay for six months at a time. If six months at a time is not enough, you can apply for an extension. This kind of visa is basically for business, tourism, visiting relatives, accompanying students and other purposes.

3. Can I buy a house in Canada with a visa?

It's possible. However, because Canada needs owners to pay local taxes, as parents with accompanying visas, the local taxes for buying a house and buying a home are much higher than those for locals.

4. How to rent a house to accompany students in Canada?

In big cities in Canada, there are all kinds of rental information. Through newspaper advertisements, internet and other means, other homeowners are unwilling to advertise and simply write &; , this room is for rent &; (vacuum or rental)

5. What are the advantages and disadvantages of accompanying students?

Pro: Take care of the children's life. Some young children studying abroad are easily tempted and influenced by bad factors, lacking independence and self-care ability. It is a kind of psychological comfort for parents to accompany their children to Canada. At the same time, we can take care of children's diet and daily life, solve children's problems in study and life in time, communicate with school teachers at any time, understand children's performance in time, and solve children's problems in the process of studying abroad.

Disadvantages: Children's independence cannot be fully cultivated. Children always feel that someone can be relied on, and they will still turn to their parents for help when dealing with many things. Parents' desire to cultivate their children's independence will not be fully realized. Conflicts between parents and children. Children are more likely to adapt to the new environment, influenced by the new cultural atmosphere, and can quickly integrate into foreign life. In contrast, parents are not easy to integrate into the local environment, but will have conflicts with their children.