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What is the primary purpose of a visitor visa for individuals from visa-required countries?

To change their immigration status to permanent resident in Canada.

To demonstrate they meet the requirements to enter Canada as a visitor. (correct)

To obtain a study or work permit upon arrival in Canada.

To extend their stay in Canada beyond six months.

Which document specifies the exact date by which a visitor must leave Canada?

Visitor record (correct)

Study permit

Passport

Visitor visa

In which scenario is a visitor record typically issued?

Upon initial arrival at a Canadian port of entry for a stay of less than six months.

Automatically upon approval of a first-time study permit application.

When an individual in Canada wishes to extend their authorized stay beyond six months. (correct)

When a citizen from a visa-exempt country decides to visit Canada for tourism.

Where is a visitor visa typically placed, in contrast to a visitor record?

<p>A visitor visa is placed in the passport, while a visitor record is an independent document.</p> Signup and view all the answers

When should an individual apply for a visitor record to extend their stay in Canada?

<p>At least 30 days before their authorized stay expires.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Visitor Visa vs. Visitor Record

Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa): A document required for citizens of visa-required countries to enter Canada as a visitor for up to 6 months. It's placed in the passport.
Visitor Visa Function: Shows the applicant meets entry requirements and includes the date of arrival, which is not an expiry date for the visit. Automatically included in approved study or work permit applications.

Visitor Record

Visitor Record Function: Issued by border services or immigration to extend or restrict a stay in Canada beyond 6 months.
Visitor Record Requirements: Needed if you want to stay longer than 6 months, either on arrival or while in Canada. Application must be made at least 30 days before the current visa expiration.
Visitor Record Details: Issued as a separate document, not placed in the passport; includes an expiry date that signifies the date you must leave Canada.

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Test your knowledge on the differences between a Visitor Visa and a Visitor Record in Canada. This quiz covers important aspects such as their functions, requirements, and conditions for extension. Perfect for anyone looking to understand Canadian immigration processes!