mother and kids wants to visit canadian winters

[sangh.mitra]

There is no such things as ”sponsoring” a visitor visa so not sure where you got the idea. You show you have the funds in your own account. Again wait to see if approved, and you may be. Is your father in Canada, a citizen or PR? If so he can invite you but no such thing as sponsorship a TRV.

How old are your children? Are you fully vacinnated?

my father is indian and none of my relative is in canada this trip is going to be pure tourist purpose please dont get any other idea as many people do , i have traveled to United Kingdom , USA , UAE etc.
i have put my fathers sponser letter for USA , & UK both was fine .

 

[Naturgrl]

my father is indian and none of my relative is in canada this trip is going to be pure tourist purpose please dont get any other idea as many people do , i have traveled to United Kingdom , USA , UAE etc.
i have put my fathers sponser letter for USA , & UK both was fine .

Where did I even state anything for you to say “please dont get any other idea as many people do.” What are you implying?

All I posted is that there is no such thing as sponsorship for TRVs. Every country is different & has different immigration rules. All you can do is wait.

 

[canuck78]

my father is indian and none of my relative is in canada this trip is going to be pure tourist purpose please dont get any other idea as many people do , i have traveled to United Kingdom , USA , UAE etc.
i have put my fathers sponser letter for USA , & UK both was fine .

It is much harder to get a Canadian TRV than a visitor visa to the US. As a married woman you are expected to show your own family funds not your father’s. You at least need to show your funds and can include your father’s as well. If you have 8k savings between you and your husband it will be impossible the cost of travel for a week given your savings. There are many places to see snow that are much closer and less expensive especially if you have no family in Canada.