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Hi, I am doing some business in US now. My business partner is in Canada to take care of the business there. I am thinking of getting Canadian super visa. I think it is more convenient than visitor visa. I was reading an article about this http://www.maxberger.ca/immigration-services/temporary-residence/super-visa/ . I am not a US citizen, so will there be any problems if I try to get a super visa from here. I would like to get advice from people who already have a Canadian super visa.

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Well, the first sentence of that link you posted said the visa is for 'parents or grandparents of Canadian Citizens". Not people wanting to conduct business.

Plus, it does not even state that people with a Super Visa are permitted to work.

Good luck

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You have a child living in Canada?

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You have a child living in Canada?

No. Some of my friends are there

Well, the first sentence of that link you posted said the visa is for 'parents or grandparents of Canadian Citizens". Not people wanting to conduct business.

Plus, it does not even state that people with a Super Visa are permitted to work.

Good luck

Thank you.

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