What does the Canadian label mean?

Canadian label refers to the official approval of the visa applicant by the Canadian Immigration Bureau, which is an important proof for the applicant to legally enter Canada. Labels can identify the identity and the validity period of the visa, and also determine the time and itinerary of the applicant's stay in Canada. Stickers of different colors represent different visa types. The red sticker generally represents the refusal of the visa, which may be because the applicant does not meet the conditions of the Canadian visa, provides false materials or has other unqualified conditions. A blue sticker generally means issuing a temporary residence visa in Canada, such as a tourist visa, a student visa or a work visa. Yellow stickers generally represent Canadian permanent resident visas. Green stickers generally refer to issuing work visas in Canada. Purple stickers generally represent other special types of visas.