Immigration Canada To Promote Multiple-Entry Visas for Entry

In a rather major development, the department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has reportedly made available a scheme delivery update involving temporary admission to the country.

The update observes that it is required that Multiple-entry Visas are presently regarded the standard, even as any Single-Entry Visa issuance necessitates officials to proffer a clarification duly mentioned in the notes of the application.

For instance, a Single-entry Visa may be suitably considered where a candidate is taking part in a special event, on one occasion, in the nation for a very short period. In case a valid Multiple-entry Visa is duly attached in an expired travel certificate/paper, it is required that the holder also has a newer and legally binding travel paper. And, he must put forward both travel certificates/papers to the airline carrier, with a view to move to the Maple Leaf Country and to the border services official with a view to seek admission into the nation.

Multiple-entry Visa—Key Features

1. It enables the holder to seek admission into the nation from any nation as regularly as essential for the duration of the visa’s legality.
   
2. It is offered with long-term legitimacy to make possible admission entry into the nation for genuine visitors.
   
3. It has a highest validity date of a maximum of 10 years, or one month prior to the date of expiration on the travel paper.
   
4. It can still be legally binding but attached in an terminated travel document (in this particular situation, it is crucial that the holder also has a newer and suitable travel paper, and he puts forward both travel papers to the airline carrier, with a view to shift to the nation, and to the concerned border services official with a view to seek admission into the country).