EXTENSIONS WITHIN CANADA

Introduction

Extensions within Canada are a vital aspect of the Canadian immigration system, allowing temporary residents, such as visitors, students, and temporary workers, to extend their stay in this diverse and welcoming country. These extensions are designed to accommodate individuals who wish to continue their educational pursuits, work experiences, or simply explore more of Canada’s beauty and opportunities.

Key Types of Extensions

Study Permit Extensions

A valid study permit is crucial for international students in Canada. Extensions become necessary when:

Completing a program and accepted into another.
Unable to finish the current program within its designated time.

To streamline the process:

To streamline the process, you need to apply for an extension 3 to 4 months before the current permit expiry.

For a hassle-free extension:

Electronically apply to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Prefer online submissions for temporary resident permit extensions, study permits, and work permits from within Canada.

Work Permit Extension

We recommend beginning the process to extend your work permit at least 60 days before your current permit expires to ensure you maintain valid status in Canada.
There are several scenarios where a work permit can be extended — such as if your original permit was issued for a shorter duration due to a previously expired passport, or if you have received a new job offer supported by an LMIA or one that is LMIA-exempt.
Our team at TNC Immigration can assess your eligibility and help you apply for an extension on time

Visitor Visa Extensions

Explore Canada, the world’s second-largest country, filled with stunning landscapes and renowned universities. Foreign nationals can legally stay in Canada for up to 6 months on a Visitor Visa. Extend your visit by applying for an extension at least 30 days before your visa expires.

Entry Documents for Visitors:

1. Electronic Travel Authorization (e TA)

Required for air travel by most foreign nationals from visa-exempt countries.

2. Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa): )

Essential for foreign nationals from non-visa-exempt countries.

When to Apply for Extension:

File for a Visitor Visa extension at least 30 days before your current visitor status expires. The maximum stay is six months per visit. Use the primary inspection kiosk for an estimate based on entry details. For stays beyond six months, apply for a Visitor Record.

Navigating Extension Applications

Understanding the process and requirements for extensions within Canada is vital to ensuring a smooth and successful application. Whether you are a student looking to continue your studies, a temporary worker seeking to extend your employment, or a visitor wishing to explore more of this beautiful country, our dedicated team is here to provide the guidance and resources you need.

Explore our comprehensive resources and consultation services to learn more about extensions within Canada and how you can extend your stay in this welcoming nation while complying with immigration regulations and requirements.

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