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What is the difference between a single entry visa, a multiple-entry visa and a transit visa?

April 26, 2017multiple-entry transit Visa

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What is the difference between a single entry visa, a multiple-entry visa and a transit visa?

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A single entry visa allows one entry only to Canada, during the validity of the visa. A multiple entry visa allows several entries to Canada, during the validity of the visa. A transit visa allows entry to Canada for a short stop-over (maximum 48 hours) en route to another country. If your return travel is also through Canada, you should request a transit visa valid for 2 entries. IMPORTANT : The validity of a temporary resident visa can never exceed the validity of the passport.