“BUSINESS VISITOR VISA”
Business Visitor Visa — Business visitors do not need any work permit for coming to Canada. However, those from nations requiring a TRV to come to Canada need to get a TRV before proceeding to Canada.
Who is a business visitor?
You are considered to be a business visitor to Canada if you intend to visit Canada temporarily to
Get it when you are planning your trip. Don’t keep waiting for the last minute to apply; and
Travel to Canada along with your passport you have used to get your eTA
A letter of invitation from your potential business partner in Canada; and
A 24-hour contract details for that person.
In addition, you may also require some identification proof or cards that you have got a job.
You need to show the following—
1. You want to stay for less than six months period in Canada;
2. You don’t intend to enter the Canadian labor market;
3. Your primary place of business, and source of income and profits, is outside Canada;
4. You possess all the documents that support your application;
4. You fulfill the basic entry requirements of Canada. For this, you- Possess a valid travel document(like a passport);
5. Have sufficient funds to support your stay and to return to your home nation;
6. Intend to leave Canada at the end of your visit; and
7. Are not a security/health risk to Canadians or a criminal.
Cross-border business may include the following—
1. Purchasing Canadian goods/services for any foreign government/business;
2. Attending conferences/meetings/conventions/trade fairs;
3. Taking orders for goods/services;
4. Getting training by any Canadian parent company that you work for outside Canada;
5. Providing training to employees or any Canadian branch of a foreign firm;
6. Offering after-sales services(managing but not doing any hands-on-labor); or
7. Getting trained by any Canadian company that has sold you services/equipment.
If you want to stay for more than six months in Canada and enter the Canadian labor market, then you will need a Temporary Work Permit.