Documents related to the inviting person, such as their citizenship card, permanent residency, university registration letter, study permit, student visa, or employment letter and work visa. Also, any documents that demonstrate the inviting person’s stable economic status in Canada, like property deeds, pay stubs, tax payment receipts, etc. While providing financial evidence from the inviter is not mandatory, it’s recommended to secure financial proof from them and include it in your documents to show that they are financially stable and capable of hosting you.

To apply for a tourist visa to Canada, you need to have an invitation letter from someone in Canada. This person can be a close relative, friend, or your kin. Writing an invitation letter does not mean that the inviter legally takes responsibility for you; rather, it indicates that they are your host and, if necessary, will cover your financial expenses in Canada.

The invitation letter must include both your information and the inviter’s details. We will detail this information separately below.

Information about the Inviter:

Full name

Date of birth

Address and phone number in Canada

Current status in Canada (citizen, permanent resident, student, etc.)

Job title (if employed)

Information about the Invitee:

Full name

Date of birth

Address and phone number in the home country

Relationship to the inviter

Purpose of the trip

Duration of stay in Canada

Details regarding accommodation in Canada and how expenses will be covered

Date of departure from Canada