Visitor visa
Tourism, family, business and the super visa
Temporary resident visas for tourism, a family visit or a business trip, and the super visa for parents and grandparents.
The temporary resident visa is often treated as a formality. That is a mistake: refusal rates for Tunisian applications remain high, almost always for the same reason — the officer is not satisfied the visitor will leave. A visit file is won on demonstrating your ties to Tunisia and the coherence of the trip.
Parents wishing to visit children settled in Canada
Families attending a graduation, a wedding or a birth
Professionals invited to a conference, trade fair or meeting
Parents and grandparents eligible for the long-stay super visa
Tourists planning a discovery trip
Refusal-risk assessment
A frank analysis of your profile against the most frequent refusal grounds, before any filing.
Ties evidence file
Building the body of proof: employment, property, family and obligations in Tunisia that demonstrate your return.
Invitation letter
Drafting or reviewing the invitation letter from your relative in Canada and the proof of their situation.
Travel plan and funding
Itinerary, accommodation, financial capacity and support, presented coherently.
Super visa
For parents and grandparents: compliant medical insurance, minimum income of the host and a written undertaking.
Filing and follow-up
Online filing, biometrics in Tunis and responses to additional requests.
- 01
Preliminary analysis
An honest estimate of your chances and identification of weaknesses to correct before filing.
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Assembling the file
Ties to Tunisia, invitation, funding and travel plan.
- 03
Online filing
Submitting the complete file with an explanation letter.
- 04
Biometrics
Appointment at the visa application centre in Tunis.
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Decision
Receiving the decision and, if approved, affixing the counterfoil to the passport.
Visitor visa
3 to 12 weeks- 1Passport valid beyond the intended stay
- 2Proof of sufficient funds for the planned trip
- 3Invitation letter and the status of your relative in Canada, where applicable
- 4Proof of ties to Tunisia: employment, property, dependants
- 5Itinerary and bookings consistent with the stated purpose
- 6Medical insurance of at least one year for a super visa
- 7Biometrics and compliant photographs
In the vast majority of cases, because the officer concluded you would not leave when the visa expires. They weigh your ties to Tunisia — stable employment, dependants, property, obligations — against the pull of Canada. A file that is thin on this point is refused even where you clearly have the money for the trip.
Thirty minutes can change a decade
The eligibility assessment is free and carries no obligation. You leave with a clear answer: which programs are open to you, what you are missing, and what it genuinely costs.
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