A visitor visa that gets them here for the moments that matter.
Weddings, graduations, a new grandchild, or a long-overdue visit. We build an application that answers the questions officers actually ask.
Who we help
Most of our visitor files fall into one of these four.
Family visits
Invitation letters, host documents and a travel history that tells one consistent story.
Events & tourism
Weddings, graduations, births and holidays, with a clear itinerary and proof of funds.
Business visitors
Meetings, conferences and site visits, showing clearly that you won’t be working here.
Extending a stay
Already in Canada and need more time? We file before your status runs out.
What officers look for
A visitor visa is decided on paper. These four points decide most files.
A clear purpose
Why now, for how long, and where they’ll stay.
Ties to home
Work, property and family that mean they’ll go back.
Enough money
Their own funds or a host’s support, documented properly.
A consistent history
Past travel and past applications that line up.
Don’t reapply with the same file.
Bring your refusal letter. We request the officer’s notes, find what actually went wrong, and tell you honestly whether to reapply now or wait.
Reapply with new evidence
Only once something has changed or you can answer the officer’s concerns. IRCC says the same application is unlikely to get a different result.
Reconsideration
An informal request to revisit the decision, suited to clear errors such as a document that was sent but overlooked. IRCC doesn’t have to reopen the file.
Judicial review
A Federal Court challenge with strict deadlines. MAMI is not a law firm, so if this is the right route we refer you to a lawyer quickly.
What it costs
Our fee depends on how many people are travelling and their history, so we quote it in writing before we start. Government fees are paid directly to IRCC.
Quoted for your visit
Tell us who’s visiting, from where, and whether they’ve been refused before. You’ll get a written quote within 24 hours.
Request a quote- Visitor visa, per person
- $100
- Visitor visa, family of 5 or more
- $500
- Biometrics, per person
- $85
- Biometrics, family of 2 or more
- $170
In Canadian dollars, as listed by IRCC in October 2026. Family rates apply when eligible family members apply together.
Common
questions
Do they need a visa, or just an eTA?
It depends on their passport and how they travel. Some travellers need a visitor visa, others only an electronic travel authorization (eTA) to fly. IRCC’s “Find out if you need a visa” tool gives the current answer for each passport.
Should I write an invitation letter?
Yes, if you’re hosting someone. It explains the purpose of the visit and who will support them. It doesn’t guarantee a visa, but a clear, accurate letter that matches the rest of the file helps.
Can a visitor work while in Canada?
No. Visitors can’t work without a work permit. Some business activities, such as meetings and conferences, are allowed as a business visitor. Ask us before you travel if you’re unsure.
Do you handle work or study permits?
Our focus is Super Visas, visitor visas, family sponsorship, Express Entry and business immigration, including C11 work permits for business owners. For other work or study permits, we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit or refer you to someone who is.
Reflects IRCC rules as of October 2026. No consultant can guarantee an outcome.
