I am a girl from Jiangsu, and I want to marry a Canadian. I want to know what the specific process is for me to apply for a visa in Canada.

The specific process of applying for a Canadian visa is as follows:

1. The visa applicant decides the purpose and itinerary of going to Canada.

2. Visit the Canadian Embassy in official website for visa information.

3. Written application:?

(1) Download the visa application form and the list of materials required for visa application.

(2) Prepare visa application materials.

(3) Apply for a visa at the Canada Visa Application Center.

4. Waiting for visa review or supplementary information.

5. Get a visa. After obtaining a visa, you should carefully check whether all the information on the visa is correct, especially whether the start and end time and the number of days of stay of the visa are consistent with the application, and whether the personal information on the visa, such as the spelling of the name, is correct. If you find something wrong, you should contact the Canadian embassy or consulate or visa application center in time.

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Precautions for entering Canada:

You don't need to fill in the entry form when you enter Canada, but you must fill in the customs declaration card. When going through the immigration formalities, the immigration officer will ask some simple questions, such as the flight, the purpose of coming to Canada and the contact person in Canada. The immigration officer will stamp the entry stamp on the passport and inform the duration of stay.

Take good care of your personal belongings, and take good care of your belongings when renting a car, staying in a hotel and eating. When you leave the hotel, you should check whether there are any things left behind. Never leave your belongings with a stranger, and don't bring things or check luggage for strangers.

Keep personal information such as bank accounts, credit cards and bills properly to avoid being stolen and embezzled by others. Beware of all kinds of telecom and online fraud, including telephone winning, telemarketing, selling fake antiques, "online fishing" and "virtual kidnapping".

Some fraud gangs impersonate Canadian tax bureau, telephone company, courier company, police station or officials of China public security organs and embassies and consulates abroad for fraud, and even use technical means to disguise their telephone numbers as those of government departments or embassies and consulates abroad.

China Consular Service Network-Canadian Entry and Residence

China Consular Service Network-Canadian Security.

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