The list of materials is:

1. Each applicant must provide:

1. Two "Temporary Resident Visa Application Forms" filled out in English or French ", signed and dated. Each form must be signed in person. NOTE: Include your employer's telephone and fax numbers in box 10 of the form.

2. A "Family Form/Education and Employment Details Form" filled out in Chinese and English, or Chinese and French, signed and dated. Each form must be signed in person.

3. Four passport-sized photos (color or black and white) taken within the past six months, and clearly indicate the applicant’s identity in Chinese pinyin on the back of each photo Name and date of birth (in "day/month/year" order).

4. Original passport or travel document, which must have at least one blank page and be valid until at least one month after the date of your planned departure from Canada.

5. Two stickable labels with your mailing address written on them, and fill in your name, address and postal code in Chinese on them.

6. The exact amount of the application fee. Please note: Applicants holding diplomatic or official passports do not need to pay a fee, but applicants holding ordinary official passports or private passports do. For details on application fees, please see the "Charging Standards" below.

The inviter needs to provide:

An invitation letter stating the purpose of the visit;

The list of family members of the inviter;

Notarized Citizenship or immigration status of the inviting person

Original or notarized copies of the following documents:

a) Tax status from Canada

Proof;

b) Describe the income of the inviter and his/her spouse

Applicants also need to provide:

A leave approval letter issued by the employer, The name and location of your employer must be stated in Chinese

A bank certificate reflecting the current deposit status.

The above are official requirements, but when actually applying, it is best to provide proof of the relationship between the applicant and the inviter, such as a notarized father-son relationship, a notarized mother-child relationship, or a birth certificate showing the kinship relationship between the two parties.

The materials must convince the visa officer that the applicant has sufficient reasons to return to China after traveling, which means that the applicant has no intention of immigrating or staying. This is mainly done through proof of the applicant's property in the country. If the applicant has a job in the country, provide a letter of permission from the employer. If the applicant owns real estate, it is best to provide proof of real estate as a good evidence that he has no intention to immigrate.

The invitation letter should indicate who will bear the travel expenses and provide corresponding property certificates, etc., and explain why the other party wants to come to Canada, such as taking care of children. It is best to write emotionally and at the same time. Travel planning. It needs to be signed by the inviter and written in English.

If the inviter does not speak English, the applicant can help fill out the form and send it back. The applicant only needs to sign.

After all the materials are prepared, there are two options for submission: mailing or submitting directly to the embassy. Generally, you can submit it directly to the embassy. You do not need to submit it in person. You can ask relatives and friends to help you, and you can get the results on the same day. Mailing will be processed in about 3 weeks. Once a visa application is submitted, there is no guarantee that you will be able to get a visa. Even if you do not get a visa, the application fee will not be refunded. It is said that it is because there is a certain sign-in rate requirement.