What materials do you need to visit relatives in Canada?

1. Applicant's valid passport; 2. Two photos; 3. A copy of the applicant's ID card and residence booklet; 4. Provide a false letter of introduction from the applicant's unit. If the applicant has not left the work unit, but has not officially worked at present, please provide relevant certificates issued by the applicant's unit; 5. Overseas invitation letter; 6. Personal deposit certificate; 7. Canadian kinship notarization (such as birth notarization). Application conditions:

(1) One of the spouses or parents (including adoptive parents), children (including adopted children), brothers and sisters settled in Canada and obtained permanent residency. (2) Grandparents or grandchildren have settled in Canada and obtained permanent residency or Canadian citizenship. (3) Collateral relatives, such as uncles, cousins, cousins, aunts and uncles, have settled in Canada and joined foreign relatives and friends with Canadian citizenship.

After entering the country as a visitor, you can apply for visa extension regardless of whether the validity period of the visa is 1 month or 3 months. To apply for visa extension, you must personally apply to the Immigration Bureau 7 days before the visa certificate expires. The relatives of the applicant in Canada should first make a request to the local immigration center bureau and fulfill the guarantee procedures.

The application for extension must be accompanied by relatives in Canada, with passports, travel documents and return air tickets. Relatives should also carry relevant documents to prove their identity. Under normal circumstances, when the applicant has completed all the formalities and can give justified reasons, the Immigration Bureau will agree to extend the application and immediately re-sign the visa.

Those who enter the country as tourists cannot apply for jobs. If visitors who visit relatives violate the relevant laws of Canada during their stay in Canada, they will be punished in three forms according to the seriousness of the case:

One is to ask for voluntary exit;

2. Being ordered to leave the country within a time limit;

Third, deportation. Those who have been deported are not allowed to re-enter.