Certified Immigration Consultants
10 Years of Experience
1000’s of satisfied clients
24/7 Support and Guidance
This official document will allow you to enter Canada and explore exquisite landscapes, historical landmarks and bustling cities.
What is an Official Canadian Travel Document?
An Official Canadian Travel Document can either allow a single or multiple entry to Canada. For most visitors, it allows a stay of up to 6 months but this is at the discretion of the border services. Whether or not you need one depends on your passport and where it was issued, your nationality and your method of travel. You may also need one if you are transiting through a Canadian airport.
Did You Know?
A record breaking 21 million tourists visited Canada in 2018.
The most visited city in Canada is not it’s capital, but Toronto.
Niagara Falls, one of Canada’s top landmarks, attracts 21 million tourists every year.
Ontario, home to Canada’s capital Ottawa, has over 250,00 lakes, containing ⅕ of the world’s fresh water.
Why Use MDC?
Detailed eligibility evaluation and CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) score.
Professional guidance and assistance.
Personalized immigration strategy and support.
How the Process Works
Meet Our Team
Our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) are certified and will give you the guidance and support that you need to to find the best immigration option for you.
Ying Liu
Jaehyun (Jimmy) Park
FAQs
Most visitors can stay for up to 6 months.
Anyone who has a valid travel document or passport is eligible as long as they are in good health, do not have any criminal or immigration-related conviction, proof that you will return home and have sufficient funds for their stay. A medical exam and a letter of invitation from a Canadian citizen may also be requested.
Single entry means that you can enter Canada for one-time only and multiple entry allows entry as many times as you like for up to 6 months at a time.
This will depend on which option you select, your nationality and where your travel document is processed.
Children under the age of 18 are considered minors in Canada and will need the same travel travel document as an adult. If travelling alone, they will need to present their passport, a copy of their birth certificate and a letter of authorization from their parents or legal guardian.
