Business Visit Visa

Business Visit Visa

Business inspectors are foreigners who enter Canada to conduct business activities but do not enter the local labor market.

Cross-border business can include:

· Purchasing Canadian goods or services for a foreign business or government

· Order goods or services from Canada

· Go to various business meetings or trade fairs, etc.

· Provide after-sales service (management, no actual operation)

· Participate in training at the Canadian parent company where you work outside of Canada

· Training employees of foreign companies or Canadian branches

· Attend training from Canadian companies that sell you equipment or services

Business travelers to Canada may require a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) Countries that have trade agreements and strong economic partnerships with Canada also generally allow Canadian business visitors to enter their country as smoothly as possible (such as NAFTA). Member States, USA/Mexico). Visa reciprocity is an important aspect of Canada's business prospects and economic success.

As a business visitor, you must demonstrate:

· you plan to stay for less than six months

· You do not intend to enter the Canadian labor market

· Your primary business location outside Canada, source of income and profit

· you have documents to support your application

· You meet the basic entry requirements in Canada

· hold a valid travel document such as a passport

· have enough to support your life in Canada and your return home

· plan to leave Canada at the end of your visit

· Do not engage in illegal or criminal activities in Canada

If you plan to stay for more than six months or plan to work in Canada, you may be considered a temporary worker and must apply for a work visa.