FAQ's

Canada visa processing times vary by visa type and applicant country. As of 2025, study permits take 5–12 weeks, visitor visas 20–40 days, and work permits 8–14 weeks. Always check the official IRCC tool for updated timelines.

Ensure you submit a complete application, with clear purpose, strong financial documents, proof of ties to home country, and honest declarations. Consulting an RCIC can prevent avoidable errors.

GCMS notes are internal IRCC records showing why your visa was refused. They help you prepare a stronger reapplication by addressing officer concerns directly.

Required documents include a valid passport, current study permit, transcripts, fee receipts, enrolment letter, and proof of funds. Always apply at least 30 days before expiry.

You have 90 days to apply for restoration. You must submit a new application with an explanation, pay restoration fees, and provide all required supporting documents.

You can work if you have maintained status or qualify for programs like AIP or PGWP. Ensure you meet conditions for legal work during processing.

AIP now follows NOC 2021. You need a job offer from a designated employer, CLB 4–5 language scores, ECA, work experience, proof of funds, and provincial endorsement.

As of July 2025, employers must submit job offer details via the OINP Employer Portal. Applicants can register EOI only after employer submission. EOIs are paused June 20–July 2.

You need a valid marriage certificate, sponsor’s full-time job proof, pay slips, status documents, and relationship evidence such as photos and chats.

Proof of funds should include bank certificates, recent statements, GICs (for students), and income proof from family or sponsors. Minimums vary by program.

Compare job duties and qualifications with the NOC 2021 list. TEER codes must match job expectations. VG Immigration can help confirm your TEER match.

Yes. After reviewing GCMS notes, correct issues and submit a new application with stronger documents. RCIC guidance significantly improves success rates.

GCKey is your secure IRCC login. It allows you to submit applications, upload documents, and check file status online.

You need an invitation letter, insurance ($100,000+ for 1 year), income proof (NOA, job letter), and strong home country ties. IRCC assesses intent to return.

Yes, IRCC allows dual intent. However, your application must show you’ll leave Canada if PR is denied. Avoid conflicting information in your files.

Under the May 2025 update, if your first application is refused, your second will be refused and returned too. Restoration is then required.

Yes, most PR and study visa programs require IELTS or CELPIP. Minimum CLB scores depend on the program (e.g., CLB 4 for AIP, CLB 7+ for Express Entry).

You must complete an 8-month+ full-time program at a Designated Learning Institution. Apply within 180 days of getting your transcript and completion letter.

Use marriage certificates, photos, joint finances, communication history, affidavits, and wedding evidence. IRCC checks for genuineness.

Yes! We offer DIY subscription support, document review, and legal strategy without taking full control. Perfect for self-applicants seeking expert backup.