Super Visa

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Processing Times by Country

Showing 41 of 41 countries with available data

Processing Time
Algeria62 days~2 months
Bangladesh98 days~3 months
Brazil40 days~1 month
Burundi142 days~5 months
Cameroon44 days~1 month
China57 days~2 months
Colombia103 days~3 months
Congo (DRC)41 days~1 month
Cote d'Ivoire88 days~3 months
Cuba73 days~2 months
Egypt107 days~4 months
Eritrea128 days~4 months
Ethiopia41 days~1 month
France95 days~3 months
Ghana34 days~1 month
Guinea42 days~1 month
Haiti34 days~1 month
HK58 days~2 months
India182 days~6 months
Iran163 days~5 months
Jamaica40 days~1 month
Kuwait93 days~3 months
Lebanon72 days~2 months
Mexico84 days~3 months
Morocco29 days~4 weeks
Nepal26 days~4 weeks
Nigeria39 days~1 month
Pakistan107 days~4 months
Philippines37 days~1 month
Russia61 days~2 months
Rwanda111 days~4 months
Saudi Arabia77 days~3 months
Senegal38 days~1 month
Sri Lanka50 days~2 months
Syria759 days~25 months
Tunisia30 days~4 weeks
Turkey47 days~2 months
United Arab Emirates73 days~2 months
United Kingdom128 days~4 months
United States164 days~5 months
Vietnam42 days~1 month

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Frequently Asked Questions

Super Visa processing times vary by country and are generally longer than regular visitor visas. Check your country-specific estimate on this page for the most current timeline.

A Super Visa allows parents and grandparents to stay in Canada for up to 5 years per visit, compared to 6 months for a regular visitor visa. It requires proof of medical insurance and financial support from the host child or grandchild.

You need a letter of invitation from your child or grandchild, proof of their income meeting the minimum threshold, valid medical insurance from a Canadian insurer, a completed medical exam, and standard visa documents.

Processing times tracked from official IRCC data. Historical trends and analysis by Northy. View on IRCC (opens in new tab)