Hello,
My friend would like to apply for a tourist visa for a two week stay in Canada to visit me. To support her request, I would like to submit an invitation letter. I am a Canadian citizen (born) and I know that I need to give my birth certificate and some bank statements to prove I can support her.
I am a student and though I work, I am worried there may be some unwritten minimum for yearly salary to be able to accomodate someone. I also still live with my parents, and my father (who has his own house) already gave me his approval to let my friend stay. Despite this, I am worried the letter of invitation may not be valid because I am not the owner of the house.
So basically, my two questions:
1. Is there a minimum yearly salary to be able to send an invitation letter?
2. Can I still invite my friend (with my father's approval, in his home) if the home is not mine?
Thank you very much for your time.
My friend would like to apply for a tourist visa for a two week stay in Canada to visit me. To support her request, I would like to submit an invitation letter. I am a Canadian citizen (born) and I know that I need to give my birth certificate and some bank statements to prove I can support her.
I am a student and though I work, I am worried there may be some unwritten minimum for yearly salary to be able to accomodate someone. I also still live with my parents, and my father (who has his own house) already gave me his approval to let my friend stay. Despite this, I am worried the letter of invitation may not be valid because I am not the owner of the house.
So basically, my two questions:
1. Is there a minimum yearly salary to be able to send an invitation letter?
2. Can I still invite my friend (with my father's approval, in his home) if the home is not mine?
Thank you very much for your time.
