For almost any queries about Visa Solutions 4U's services regarding study visas, visit visas, business visas, Canadian PR visas, and more, we offer several commonly asked questions also known as Frequently asked Questions (FAQs) with suitable answers. We will continue to add plenty in the future as we continue to increase our expertise in this industry.
We have provided detailed information about every other visa so that visa applicants can make well-informed decisions. These questions range from the most basic to some of the most complex, making it more suitable for both beginner and experienced individuals.
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This is a key component of our customer relationship management approach. To accomplish this, our skilled staff places themselves in the position of clients when creating these FAQs. Visa Solutions 4U FAQs section does its best to clear things up for its consumers about numerous visa services by obeying these basic criteria. Here are few of the many FAQs which you might find important:
Q1.How long does it take to process and approve a visa?
The type of visa and the country for which you are seeking determine whether or not you will be granted a visa. You can speak with our experts to learn more about the application, process, and approval for the nation you're interested in. In usual, the process takes 3 to 5 weeks to complete. To ensure approval, make sure you have all of the necessary papers. After you've submitted your application, check up with your consultant to see how things are going.
Q2. How is an electronic (e-travel) visa different from a traditional visa?
An E-travel Visa is a type of electronic visa that was created with the goal of saving time and reducing bother. Some nations allow certain passport holders to visit without first obtaining a visa from the embassy. Travelers can apply for visas and pay costs online from the convenience of their own homes. It is fairly simple to apply for an e-visa using simply their passport information.
Q3.What is the difference between e-visa validity and duration?
The time granted by law to stay in a country legally is referred to as the duration of visa stay. The length of your visa stay begins when you enter the country. Travelers must depart the country within the specified time frame.
The validity of a visa is determined by the length of time it is valid. The visa is valid for a longer period of time than the duration term. The validity period could be one month, a year, or even more.
Q4.What is electronic travel authorization?
Those foreign citizens who are exempted from getting tourist visas to Canada on their passport are required to have electronic travel authorization (eTA) and their passport while entering Canada.
Q5.Who requires an eTA?
An eTA is required by the following people:
a) Passport holder with valid Canadian visas such as a student visa or work visa
b) Canadian Passport holders, i.e., citizens of Canada
c) Canada PR holders
d) US passport holders
Q6.What is the difference between eVisa and eTA?
a) An eTA is not the same as a visa:
A visa is not the same as an electronic travel authorization. An eTA can only be obtained by citizens of countries that participate in the destination's Visa Waiver Program. On the other hand, eVisas are often available to inhabitants of almost all nations and territories.
b) Validity and Limit:
The two documents also differ in terms of how long they are valid for and how far they can go. An eVisa is usually only good for 30 to 60 days, however an eTA is usually good for a lengthy time.
An eTA allows the possessor to enter their destination several times, whereas an eVisa is normally single-entry.
Q7.Do I have to apply for a visa for each member of my family?
To enter a country lawfully, every member of a family requires a visa. The application and other required paperwork must be completed and submitted by each individual. Although the application and costs for the entire family can be submitted at the same time. If any of the members are under the age of 18, a guardian must assist them in filling out the necessary forms.
Q8.What happens if my visa application is denied?
If you are ruled ineligible for a visa, you will be contacted and given the opportunity to reapply at a later date. Any applicant who has had their visa denied for any reason can reapply in the future by paying the visa fees again. It is not possible to get a refund for the money. To avoid this, Visa seekers should be consulted for thorough information on the process and requirements. After a denial, there is no time limit for reapplying.
Q9.Will I be informed why my visa was denied?
Yes, the applicant is advised of the legal part that is being used to deny the visa. For more information, visa applicants should speak with a consular officer or a Visa advisor. They can reapply if they are denied the first time.
Q10.Can I extend the validity of my visa after it has expired?
It is critical to remember that you must apply for a visa renewal before your current visa expires. Overstaying in any country after the expiration term may result in penalties. In a different scenario, if your visa expires while you're travelling internationally, you'll need to reapply before returning to the country.
You can stay in the nation if your visa expires while you are legally present, as long as your status is legal and you follow all immigration requirements.
Q11.How long does it take for an electronic visa to be processed?
The time it takes to process an e-visa varies on the kind and nation for which you are applying. An e-visa for the United States, for example, may take three to five weeks to process, with delivery taking two days. Consult a visa expert for complete information on processing times, fees, and duration for the nation you wish to apply for.
Q12.What are the prerequisites and documentation for applying for an e-visa?
E-visa application is a simple and straightforward process. You can easily apply for an e-visa from the comfort of your own home if you have the necessary papers. All you require is:
1. A passport that is valid for at least 6 months.
2. Photographs that are the size of a passport.
Q13.Is it possible to apply for multiple visas at the same time?
Certain countries' governments accept two valid visas, but not of the same kind. Even if you have many valid visas in your passport, you can only enter the country with one of them. You, for example, have a B1/B2 tourist visa and an E-2 work visa in the United States. You must arrive on your E-2 work visa if you intend to work in the United States throughout your trip. Your status will be B-2 if you enter on a tourist visa, which means you won't be permitted to work.
Q14.If my visa is approved, does it mean I'll be admitted to the country I've requested?
Only after receiving a letter of acceptance from the university will your study visa be authorized. The student visa will allow you to stay for the duration of the course and work part-time after it begins. You can learn more about study visas in the country where you choose to pursue your higher education.
Q15.Is a vaccine or PCR required for international travel?
Every country has its own set of rules and regulations for international travelers. If you're travelling internationally, be sure you're up to date on your vaccinations and have a current PCR report. Before you plan your trip, make sure you check all of the government's restrictions and regulations.
Q16.Can I stay in the target country for longer than the visa's validity period?
Most countries allow visitors to stay as tourists for one to three months. If you can show that you have enough money, you might be able to extend your stay. Some countries require a monthly extension, while others only require three-month extensions. The majority of countries have severe rules about how long international tourists can stay in their country.
Q17. What are the tax implications of obtaining permanent residence in Canada?
The Canadian government levies income taxes based on where you live rather than your citizenship. As a result, becoming a Canadian citizen while being a non-resident for tax reasons is conceivable. An individual would be obligated to pay Canadian taxes on worldwide income after becoming a permanent resident but before becoming a citizen.
A freshly arrived immigrant's assets are not taxed under Canadian law.
Q18.What is CRS and how does it work?
In order to assess and rank the candidate's profile in the pool of Express Entry, a Comprehensive ranking system (CRS) is used. It is a points-based system under which the candidates are given a CRS score on the below-mentioned factors:
a) Age
b) Education level
c) Language proficiency
d) Canadian work experience
e) Relation in Canada
Express Entry draws are held by Canadian government every two weeks under which it issues ITAs to those eligible candidates who holds the maximum CRS scores by which the candidates can apply for Permanent residency. Along with the above mentioned factors there few more which is considered under the CRS based on the candidates profile. Following are the same:
a) Core or Human Capital Factor
b) Spouse or common-in-law factor
c) Skill Transferability Factor
d) Other additional Factors
Q19.Is the CRS score affected by the NOC code?
In order to get the CRS points towards the work experience, the candidates are needed to have required work experience in the 0,A or B NOC skill level. In addition, the candidates can also receive points for the NOC level of their job offer as offered in the job offer letter.
How long does Express Entry take?
The process starts from the submission of the Express Entry profile and goes on until the candidate is given a PR visa which takes about 6 months. However, it is dependent on case to case how much time it will take. It is to be noted that the candidate’s Express Entry profile remains active in the pool of candidates for a year if he/she haven’t received their ITA (Invitation to apply) already.
Q20. How can I get a transit visa?
The process for getting a transit visa is similar to the other visa type i.e., one needs to submit his/her application to the CIC i.e., Canada Immigration and Citizenship. It is necessary for the candidate to make the immigration officer believe that he/she doesn’t have any intent for immigration to the Canada.
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