
Visitors are usually allowed to stay for up to six months. The border officer decides the exact length of your stay on arrival.
A visitor visa (TRV) typically allows a stay of up to six months in Canada. The visa itself controls when you can travel to Canada, while the officer at the port of entry decides how long you may actually remain.
The officer may grant less than six months and will usually stamp your passport or give you a document showing the date you must leave. If there is no stamp or document, the standard six-month period generally applies from your entry date.
If you want to stay longer, you must apply to extend your stay before your authorized period ends.
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