Business Visitor

What is the best way to travel to Canada for business?

 

If you’re planning a business trip to Canada, you’ll need to know what a business visitor is, what you may do as a business visitor, and what you’ll need to do and bring to enter the country.

 

What is the definition of a business visitor?

If you do any of the following, you are a business visitor.

• Coming to Canada temporarily to search for ways to develop your business

• Invest or advance your business relationships without being a part of the Canadian labor market

• Visiting Canada temporarily to explore ways to grow your business, invest, and advance your business relationships

Business visitors normally stay for a few days or weeks in Canada, although they can stay for up to six months.

 

How to make it clear that you’re a business visitor

To be considered a business traveler to Canada, you must demonstrate that you:

• You intend to stay for a period of less than six months.

• You have no intention of working in Canada.

• Your primary location of the business, as well as your primary source of income and profit, is located outside of Canada.

• You’ve got documents to back up your application.

• Because you meet Canada’s fundamental entrance requirements, you are eligible to enter the country.

• A valid travel document, such as a passport, is required.

• having enough money to last the duration of your visit and come home

• Make arrangements to depart Canada at the conclusion of your visit.