What do the words single, multiple, and transit written on the visa to Canada mean?

1. Single means that the visa you apply for is only for single entry. That is to say, your visa will be invalidated when you leave Canada after entering Canada.

2. Multiple means that the visa you apply for can be used for multiple entries. That is to say, you can travel to and from China and Canada multiple times within the validity period of your visa.

3. Transit is a transit visa for connecting flights. It is suitable for applicants who are traveling to other countries in Canada and the flight stopover time does not exceed 48 hours.

Extended information:

1. Entry visa

1. Chinese citizens visiting Canada for a short period of time can apply for a long-term visa valid for up to 10 years or equivalent to the validity period of the passport. A sub-entry visa allows you to enter Canada multiple times within the validity period of the visa. The length of stay in Canada is determined by the Canadian immigration officer when entering the country.

2. Super visa launched for parents and grandparents applicants: allows parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to stay in Canada for up to 24 months at a time without updating their status during this period. Applicants must meet Canada's admission requirements and meet certain additional requirements to obtain this visa.

2. Transit visa

Applicable to applicants who are traveling to other countries via Canada and the flight stopover time does not exceed 48 hours. To obtain a transit visa, proof of detailed itinerary must be provided.

3. Canadian Visa Notes

1. Chinese citizens holding any type of passport to enter or transit Canada must apply for a visa (except Hong Kong SAR passport holders). If they comply with the China Transit Program, Chinese citizens who directly transit through designated airports in Canada are exempted from applying for a visa. However, the program requirements are very strict. For details, please refer to the website of the Canadian Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration.

2. The Canadian Visa Application Center accepts all types of temporary resident visa applications (including work permit visas, study permit visas) and permanent resident return travel document applications. The Visa Center website covers important content such as the visa application process and other relevant information. Applicants are advised to read it carefully before submitting their application.

3. If you are an immigrant, please go directly to the Canadian Embassy or Consulate to apply.

4. The visa application fee is paid in cash in RMB. The visa application fee is non-refundable regardless of whether a visa is issued.

Reference: Encyclopedia-Canadian Visa