Application Submitted: December 11, 2024
Approved: April 17, 2025
Type of Approval: Visitor Record (Stay Extension Permit)
Want to stay longer in Canada? The smart answer is Nohproblem.
Arnold’s temporary stay in Canada was coming to an end, so he applied for a Visitor Record (VR) with our guidance.
In just about 4 months, thanks to accurate preparation and well-timed submission, he received his approval with no issues.
Now, while a Visitor Record might seem like a simple application, it’s anything but.
Depending on your country of origin, number of past extensions, or even requested duration, the government may issue additional document requests or even shorten your stay significantly.
That’s why personalized strategy is essential — and that’s where Nohproblem steps in.
In Arnold’s case, not only did we secure his VR approval, but we also helped him find a Canadian employer willing to support a work permit through LMIA, which is now underway.
This success was made possible by the collaboration of our Consulting Team, Document Preparation Team, and Recruitment Team — helping Arnold take one big step closer to long-term settlement in Canada.
What’s the difference between a Visitor Visa and a Visitor Record?
- This is one of the most common points of confusion.
- A Visitor Visa allows you to enter Canada.
- A Visitor Record allows you to legally stay longer once you’re already in the country.
Think of it this way:
- Visa = your ticket in
- Visitor Record = your permission to stay
Immigration paperwork isn’t just paperwork — it’s strategy.
Feeling unsure about doing this alone?
You don’t have to be.
With over 99% approval success and hundreds of proven cases, our team at Nohproblem builds personalized, strategic approaches that work.
We go beyond basic help.
We prepare, review, and align your application with immigration standards — and we do it with expertise, not guesswork.
Want to stay longer in Canada the smart way?
