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Visitor Record
If you are already in Canada as a visitor and need to extend your stay, you may be eligible to apply for a Visitor Record. A Visitor Record is an official document issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) that allows you to legally remain in Canada beyond your original authorized period.
What is a Visitor Record?
A Visitor Record is not a visa. It is a document that confirms your new authorized period of stay in Canada. It is used when you are already in Canada and want to extend your time as a visitor or change the conditions of your stay.
It will include a new expiry date, which is the date you must leave Canada or apply for another extension.
Who Needs a Visitor Record?
You may need a Visitor Record if you are:
Eligibility Requirements
To apply for a Visitor Record, you generally must:
Additional documents may be required depending on your situation.
How We Can Help
Visitor Record applications must be submitted correctly and on time to avoid loss of status. At Briere Immigration, we help you:
What Happens After You Apply
Once submitted, IRCC will review your application and may request additional information. If approved, your Visitor Record will confirm how long you are allowed to remain in Canada.
Processing times can vary depending on application volume and individual circumstances.