Visa & Immigration

You can apply for visitor visas (tourist), study permits, work permits, and permanent residency (PR) from Thailand, depending on your purpose of travel.

Processing times vary by visa type. For example, a visitor visa may take 30–60 days, while a study or work permit may take 8–12 weeks. Always check the IRCC website for the latest estimates.

Most applications must be submitted online through the IRCC portal. Paper applications are generally only accepted under special circumstances.

Not usually. However, the visa officer may request an interview or additional documents if needed to support your application.

Documents vary by visa type, but generally include a valid passport, photos, proof of funds, travel history, and invitation or acceptance letters (if applicable).

Medical exams are required for some applicants, especially for long-term stays, study permits, or work in healthcare or childcare fields.

Yes, you can include dependents in your application. Spouses may be eligible for open work permits, and children can attend school in Canada.

Common reasons include insufficient financial proof, unclear purpose of visit, missing documents, weak ties to home country, or previous immigration violations.

You can track your application status through your IRCC online account. You’ll receive email updates, or you can log in to check manually.

Yes, you can apply to extend your stay before your visa or permit expires. You must apply online and meet the eligibility requirements for an extension.