Canada Business Visitor Visa

Course Description

Canada's business visitor category allows foreign nationals to attend meetings, conferences, trade events, and negotiations without obtaining a work permit. However, the line between being a visitor and working illegally in Canada is narrow, and knowing the difference is essential. This course explains Canada's business visitor rules clearly, guides you through the TRV (Temporary Resident Visa) application process, and prepares you to advise clients or apply independently with confidence.

What You'll Learn?

• Modules
  Module 1: Canada Business Visitor Rules and Eligibility Who qualifies as a business visitor under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR), permitted activities (attending meetings, receiving training, purchasing goods), what is not allowed (providing services to a Canadian employer, earning Canadian source income), ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) for visa exempt nationalities, and TRV requirement for visa required nationalities.
  
  Module 2: TRV Application and Documentation Online IRCC application process, required documents (passport, purpose of visit letter, invitation from a Canadian business, bank statements, proof of employment or business), demonstrating temporary intent and strong home ties, biometric requirement, and processing timelines by country.
  
  Module 3: Port of Entry and Duration of Stay CBSA officer's authority to grant entry, typical period of stay for business visitors (up to 6 months), I94 equivalent (entry record), activities to avoid at the border to prevent refusal, and how to extend status inside Canada through IRCC if needed.