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Why You Should Apply for a Canada Visa with Expedite Travel Services?
- At Expedite Travel Services, we have done over 300,000 visa applications, with an impressive 98% approval rate.
- We have spoken with several former visa officers who have shared valuable insights into what visa officers are typically looking for—9 times out of 10.
- As the Number 1# Immigration Firm, we have helped tens of thousands of thousands of applicants to get their Canadian visas approved. Don’t just take our word for it—Google Expedite Travel Services and read the countless testimonials from satisfied clients. We have over 1600 Google reviews.
- While we cannot guarantee success in each visa application, Our Team of Experience Immigration Consultants understands that properly completed application forms increase your chances of approval.
- Our team will prepare a persuasive cover letter that clearly outlines the reasons why your Canadian visa should be approved, highlighting your eligibility, ties to your home country, and the purpose of your visit.
- We can help you file an appeal if your Canadian visa was refused. The Embassy now issues detailed denial letters explaining the reasons for refusal.
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STEP 1
Complete our online form
Click the red button below to complete our online form.
STEP 2
Gather all the required documents
Prepare all the required documents that apply to your situation then have them scanned and send to our email at expeditetravelservice@gmail.com
Purpose of Travel
Select the option below that describes your reason for wanting to visit Canada to see the required documents
- Invitation Letter – To get a guide, Click Here to see what details your invitation letter should include.
- Passport Bio Page if the person in Canada is a citizen, or
Permanent Resident Card (Front & Back) if they are a permanent resident. - Birth Certificate – Only required if the person in Canada is a brother, sister, son, or daughter of the visa applicant.
- If you don’t have an invitation letter, you can visit Canada as a tourist and stay at a hotel. We will book your hotel reservation to support your application.
Emergency situations cover a wide range of reasons, but the most common reason is wanting to visit someone in Canada who is critically ill, hospitalized, or receiving hospice care for the terminally ill, or attending a funeral. You will need the following documents from the person in Canada:
Attending a Funeral
- Death certificate or letter from the funeral home to confirm the person’s death in Canada.
- Invitation Letter from the person you will be staying with in Canada while attending the funeral. To get a guide, Click Here to see what details your invitation letter should include.
- Passport Bio Page if the person in Canada is a citizen, or Permanent Resident Card (Front & Back) if they are a permanent resident.
- Birth Certificate – Only required if the person in Canada is a brother, sister, son, or daughter of the visa applicant.
Visiting Someone Who Is Sick or Hospitalized
- Letter from the doctor or medical facility to confirm the patient’s medical situation in Canada.
- Invitation Letter from the person you will be staying with in Canada. To get a guide, Click Here to see what details your invitation letter should include.
- Passport Bio Page if the person in Canada is a citizen, or Permanent Resident Card (Front & Back) if they are a permanent resident.
- Birth Certificate – Only required if the person in Canada is a brother, sister, son, or daughter of the visa applicant.
Attending a graduation
- Letter from the school in Canada, confirming the person has completed their program of study, and/or mentioning the graduation details.
- Invitation letter from the person who you will stay with while attending the graduation. Click here for a guide as to how to prepare an invitation letter
- Provide a copy of the Canada Passport bio page if the person you will be staying with is a Canadian citizen. If they are a permanent resident, submit copies of the front and back of their Permanent Resident Card. If they are in Canada on a study permit, you must provide a copy of their passport bio page, study permit, and student visa.
- Birth Certificate – The person in Canada only needs to provide their birth certificate if they are a brother, sister, son, or daughter of the person applying for the visa.
Attending a wedding
- Invitation Card, from the person in Canada who is inviting you to the wedding.
- Invitation letter from the person who is inviting you to the wedding. Click here for a guide as to how to prepare an invitation letter
- Provide a copy of the Canada Passport bio page if the person you will be staying with is a Canadian citizen. If they are a permanent resident, submit copies of the front and back of their Permanent Resident Card. If they are in Canada on a study permit, you must provide a copy of their passport bio page, study permit, and student visa.
- Birth Certificate – The person in Canada only needs to provide their birth certificate if they are a brother, sister, son, or daughter of the person applying for the visa.
Required docments for the person applying
Select the option below that describes your employment status to see all the required documents you need to provide.
- Passport – Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months to apply for a visa. If your passport will expire in less than a year, it is strongly recommended that you renew it before applying.
- Previous visa(s) and/or travel stamps – If you have a current, or previous visa(s) for any country please provide a copy along with copies of all pages in the passport with a travel stamp.
- Passport Photo – Submit a digital or scanned copy of your passport-size photo. If you cannot scan it, you may take a clear photo of the passport photo with your phone and send it along with the other documents.
- Job Letter, if you are employed. The letter must include your full name, the date it was written, and be addressed to the Canadian Embassy. It should state your job title, the date you started working, and your salary. The letter must be signed and stamped by your employer and include the employer’s contact details (address, phone number, etc.).
- 3-4 Months Bank Transactional History – You can download this from your online banking account, or request it directly from your bank. If you get it from the bank, make sure the copy is stamped. If the account where you receive your salary is different from the one where you save, please provide transaction histories for both accounts. Click here to see an estimated amount of funds you should have in your account.
- Birth Certificate – Only required if the person in Canada is your brother, sister, mother, or father.
- Status letter if you are atteding a training institute, college, or university. Request this letter directly from the school. It must be addressed to the embassy and confirm that you are currently enrolled, including the date when you were admitted.”
- Marriage Certificate, if married.
- If you have assets such as a car title, a land title, a will, investments, life insurance, etc., please provide them, but always remember that assets are not mandatory.
- Passport – Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months to apply for a visa. If your passport will expire in less than a year, it is strongly recommended that you renew it before applying.
- Previous visa(s) and/or travel stamps – If you have a current, or previous visa(s) for any country please provide a copy along with copies of all pages in the passport with a travel stamp.
- Passport Photo – Submit a digital or scanned copy of your passport-size photo. If you cannot scan it, you may take a clear photo of the passport photo with your phone and send it along with the other documents.
- Proof of self-employment, if you are self-employed. please click here to download a copy of our self-employment form and take it to a Justice of the Peace (J.P.) to have it signed and stamped. If you are a registered farmer with RADA you don’t need a self-employment form to be signed
- RADA Letter, if you are a registered farmer. This letter should be addressed to the Canada Embassy.
- 3-4 Months Bank Transactional History – You can download this from your online banking account, or request it directly from your bank. If you get it from the bank, make sure the copy is stamped. If the account where you receive your salary is different from the one where you save, please provide transaction histories for both accounts. Click here to see an estimated amount of funds you should have in your account.
- Birth Certificate – Only required if the person in Canada is your brother, sister, mother, or father.
- Marriage Certificate, if married.
- If you have assets such as a car title, a land title, a will, investments, life insurance, etc., please provide them, but always remember that assets are not mandatory.
- Passport – Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months to apply for a visa. If your passport will expire in less than a year, it is strongly recommended that you renew it before applying.
- Previous visa(s) and/or travel stamps – If you have a current, or previous visa(s) for any country please provide a copy along with copies of all pages in the passport with a travel stamp.
- Passport Photo – Submit a digital or scanned copy of your passport-size photo. If you cannot scan it, you may take a clear photo of the passport photo with your phone and send it along with the other documents.
- Registered Business Certificate, if you are a registered business owner.
- 3-4 Months Bank Transactional History – You can download this from your online banking account, or request it directly from your bank. If you get it from the bank, make sure the copy is stamped. If you have a business account different from your personal account, please provide transaction histories for both accounts. Click here to see an estimated amount of funds you should have in your account.
- Birth Certificate – Only required if the person in Canada is your brother, sister, mother, or father.
- Marriage Certificate, if married.
- If you have assets such as a car title, a land title, a will, investments, life insurance, etc., please provide them, but always remember that assets are not mandatory.
- Passport – Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months to apply for a visa. If your passport will expire in less than a year, it is strongly recommended that you renew it before applying.
- Previous visa(s) and/or travel stamps – If you have a current, or previous visa(s) for any country please provide a copy along with copies of all pages in the passport with a travel stamp.
- Passport Photo – Submit a digital or scanned copy of your passport-size photo. If you cannot scan it, you may take a clear photo of the passport photo with your phone and send it along with the other documents.
- 3-4 Months Bank Transactional History – You can download this from your online banking account, or request it directly from your bank. If you get it from the bank, make sure the copy is stamped. Click here to see an estimated amount of funds you should have in your account. If you are unable to provide a bank statement, the sponsor for your trip should provide their bank statement to show that they are able to cover the cost of your trip.
- Birth Certificate – Only required if the person in Canada is your brother, sister, mother, or father.
- Marriage Certificate, if married.
- If you have assets such as a car title, a land title, a will, investments, life insurance, etc., please provide them, but always remember that assets are not mandatory.
- Passport – Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months to apply for a visa. If your passport will expire in less than a year, it is strongly recommended that you renew it before applying.
- Previous visa(s) and/or travel stamps – If you have a current, or previous visa(s) for any country please provide a copy along with copies of all pages in the passport with a travel stamp.
- Passport Photo – Submit a digital or scanned copy of your passport-size photo. If you cannot scan it, you may take a clear photo of the passport photo with your phone and send it along with the other documents.
- Status letter for childen in primary school, high school, training institute, college and university. Ask the school for this letter. It should be written to the embassy and confirm that the child is a student there and the date the child started. Do not include the date when the child will travel in the status letter.
- Birth Certificate
- Consent letter, from the parent(s) who will not be travelling with the child to Canada. This letter should be addressed to the embassy. To get a sample consent letter, please complete STEP 1 above, and you will get an email with the sample consent letter attached. If the parent name is not on the birth certificate, you dont need a consent letter.
- Proof of identification from the parent(s) who are not travelling to Canada with the child. This can be the parent(s) passport biopage, driver’s licence, or voter’s ID. Please note: the signature on the Consent letter should match the signature on any proof of identification used.
Additional Documents (Optional)
- Car Title
- Property Title
- Life Insurance
- Investments (Stocks, Bonds, etc.)
- A Will that has your name
- Any document that proves you have a reason to come back to your home country.
STEP 3
Make Payment
Please complete STEPS 1 AND 2 before making payment. Once Step 1 is complete, we’ll send the payment details to your email.
Once payment is made, send us the receipt on WhatsApp so we can assign a Senior Immigration Consultant to work one-on-one until your application is completed and submitted to the Canadian Embassy.
STEP 4
You will have a Trusted Immigration Consultant By Your Side
The Immigration Consultant will work one-on-one with you from start to finish. You will have a direct contact number for the Immigration Consultant. The Immigration Consultant will ensure that:
- Your application is completed correctly.
- Send it to you for revision so you can check for errors.
- Prepare a convincing cover letter.
- Book your biometric appointment.
- Answer all questions and queries, etc.
STEP 5
What happens after your application is submitted and a biometric appointment is set?
- The embassy will decide on your application. The processing time is 14-27 days.
- When the embassy makes a decision, they will send an email advising you to log in to your account and review the details of the decision regarding your application.
- The embassy can request your passport, which means the visa has been approved, or they can send a refusal letter explaining the reason for the refusal.
What happens after a visa denial?
Can I appeal my Canadian visa denial case?
At Expedite Travel Services, we understand how discouraging it feels to receive a Canadian visa refusal. The good news is — in some cases, you don’t have to give up.
The Canadian Embassy (IRCC) now issues detailed denial letters. These letters provide a written explanation from the visa officer outlining the specific reasons for refusal. Depending on the reason for denial, we can help you file a Request for Reconsideration and guide you through the process of strengthening your case of why you should be approved.
Appeals are best pursued when there are substantial, well-founded grounds to demonstrate that the visa was wrongfully denied, based strictly on the documents and information already submitted with the original application.
Not every refusal can be appealed, but we look for key opportunities such as:
- The officer ignored documents you had already submitted.
- There was a misinterpretation or factual error in your case.
- You provided proof of ties, finances, or employment that the decision failed to acknowledge.
How soon can I reapply for my Canadian Visa after a denial?
Reasons You Can Reapply Immediately
- Unclear Purpose of Travel – The purpose of travel was too vague (e.g., “vacation”) without a proper itinerary or invitation, even when you provide a detailed itinerary and invitation letter.
- Proof of Funds Was Not Properly Shown – The financial documents provided do not adequately demonstrate the source, consistency, or availability of funds. The submitted statement shows a closing balance but lacks transactional details to verify the origin of funds and account activity. You can reapply by providing the transactional history.
Reasons Not To Reapply Immediately
- Weak or Unstable Financial History – Your account history shows periods of low or irregular income. It would be best to maintain consistent deposits and a stable transaction pattern for a few months before reapplying, as this helps demonstrate financial reliability and stability.
- Recent Large Deposits Without Proof of Source – If your account shows a sudden large increase in balance right before submission, visa officers may suspect the funds are borrowed or temporarily placed to appear sufficient. It’s best to wait a bit before reapplying so you have time to start saving gradually. This will help demonstrate that your funds are genuine and not recently added just for the application.
- Limited Employment – You should give yourself more time in your current job to build a stronger employment history and financial stability. Consider upgrading your position within the company by pursuing promotions or additional training. Alternatively, you could start a small business to diversify your income and demonstrate stronger economic ties and responsibility.
- Insufficient Home or Family Ties – If your ties (property, spouse, dependents) are not clearly documented or weak, you’ll need to strengthen them before a new submission.
Canada Visa
Approvals
Below, I will list three cases that were approved. I will show the approval letter from the Canadian embassy (IRCC), and some of the files submitted for the applicant, such as the cover letter. Some information was blurred to protect the identity of the applicant.
Ricardo - Approval Files
Edvena - Approval Files
Frequently asked questions
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We have helped a lot of persons in the same position as you and they got through, anyone can be granted a visa, even persons who are not working apply and they got through. Even though a VISA IS NOT A GUARANTEE, we’ll ensure that you are fully prepared by filling out your application properly and by ensuring that you have all the relevant documents to get your visa approved.
Yes, once someone can present a bank statement on your behalf, whether it’s the person you’re visiting in Canada or in Jamaica.
One common concern among applicants is how much they should have on their bank statement before they apply for a Canadian Visa. It’s not all about the amount in your account. A person with one million in the bank may be denied, while a person with $20,000 – or even a bank printout that shows regular transactions –was granted the Canadian visa.
Yes, however someone that is unemployed stands a lesser chance of getting a visa than someone that is employed. However, it’s not impossible for someone that is unemployed to get a visa.
If you don’t have anyone in Canada we can schedule a hotel reservation for $8,000 JMD. With the hotel reservation, you don’t need an invitation letter. The hotel reservation has to be scheduled before your appointment.
Yes, you can still apply if your spouse lives in Canada.
You should try to apply at least 2 months ahead of your intended date of travel.
Yes you can, but it depends on your purpose of travel. An emergency appointment is considered when you’re visiting Canada to:
- Attend a funeral
- Attend a ceremony
- Attend a sporting event
Be sure to have some physical proof to satisfy you wanting to visit Canada for any of the intended purpose stated above.
I know how disappointing it can be when you’re denied a visa. Just so you know, you can reapply the same day. However, it’s best to wait for 6 months to 1 year to try your luck again. In most cases, visa refusal is caused by the ineligibility of the applicant, poor documentation, improper structuring of the application. The visa officer can deny you because he thinks that you don’t have a lot of ties to your country of residence. A person can have all the requirements and are still denied a visa. Some persons will get their visa the first time they apply, while some persons will visit the embassy 4 times before they are eventually granted a visa.
Expedite Travel Services is a registered and legitimate Company. You can call Companies Office of Jamaica at (876) 908-4419 or (876) 908-4426 or you can click the link below to do a name search for Expedite Travel Services on the Companies Office of Jamaica website to see if our Company is Registered. https://www.orcjamaica.com/CompanySearch.aspx?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1 If a company name is not showing on the Companies Office of Jamaica website the company is not registered.
Yes you can apply for the Canada Visitor’s Visa however you have to state the details on your application as to why you were charged.
Yes you can apply for Canada Visitor’s Visa however you have to state the details on your application as to why you were deported.
No you are not required to do an interview, only submit your application and supporting documents.
No you are not required to do an interview, only submit your application and supporting documents.
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Helpful Articles
These articles below will help guide and inform you on matters regarding the Visitor’s Visa for Canada and more.
Canada Visitor’s Visa: Reasons for denial
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I want to apply for a Canadian visa and I also want to be sure that when I apply I will get my Canadian visitor visa
To qualify for a Canadian visitor visa, you must prove to the visa officer, beyond reasonable doubt, that you have strong ties to your home
How soon can I reapply for my Canadian Visa, after denial?
At Expedite Travel Services, we know how disappointing it can be when someone got denied a Canadian visitor visa. However, you can reapply as soon
Canada Visitor’s Visa: About the bank statement
Bank Statement is a common concern among applicants. Everyone wants to know the amount of money they should have in their bank account before applying
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