Canadian Tourist visa for Spouse of British National

[Corw]

Hi could you please assist me how to obtain Canadian tourist visa for Spouse of British National ?

I and my non eu husband planning to visit Montreal for couple of days We will be travailing to-gether and i am well aware about the Canadian tourist visa for British national which is simple and smooth through eTA online

but i have no idea how to obtain Canadian tourist visa for spouse of British national ?.

Please assist me.

[Zerubbabel]

Hello

The visa application will be evaluated on its own merits. There is no status of "Canadian tourist visa for Spouse of British National".

But usually Canada is not too complicated with people who legally reside in the UK and are employed.

My wife (non-EEA) got a 10 year visa from Canada with minimal hassle.

[Corw]

Hello

The visa application will be evaluated on its own merits. There is no status of "Canadian tourist visa for Spouse of British National".

But usually Canada is not too complicated with people who legally reside in the UK and are employed.

My wife (non-EEA) got a 10 year visa from Canada with minimal hassle.

wow thats great
Sound your wife got a good job and making ample money thats why they granted 10 year visa entry .
if you dont mind can you please state what documents and saving she had when she applied Canadian tourist visa ?

[avro1959]

The ease of getting a Canadian visa depends solely on your nationality, residency, and financial means. I've had wealthy relatives and friends from India and Afghanistan who have applied for a Canadian visitor visa and been denied because, even with crazy high incomes, the Canadian visa officers were not satisfied that the person will return home after their trip.

You will need to prove financial stability for any visa application. This doesn't necessarily need to be in your wife's name - if you have an income and can provide proof (bank statements, payslips, letter from employer), that would be sufficient.

If your wife is legally resident in the UK and you are applying from the UK, this will greatly improve her chances. Ultimately a visa national who is legally resident of an OECD country (like UK) is viewed as less of risk for overstaying, and they're more likely to be granted a visa.