1.VAC Consent Form
2.Visitor Form – IMM 5257 IMPORTANT: Please make sure the information (name, date of birth, passport number, etc.) on your application form matches EXACTLY the information on your passport. Any discrepancies will result in delays to your application submission as you will be requested to provide a corrected application form.
3.Family Information Form – IMM 5707
4.Additional Document Checklist – IMM 5484
5.Photograph Specifications

Apply on paper
1. Get the application package. The application package includes an instruction guide and all the forms you need to fill out. ...
2. Pay your application fees. In most countries, application fees must be paid in Canadian dollars.
3. Submit your application.

Canadian tourist visa or Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) processing takes anywhere from 2 days to 4 weeks.

A border services officer at the port of entry in Canada will determine how long you can stay in Canada. Most visitors are allowed a six-month stay from the day they entered Canada. If the officer authorizes a stay of less than six months, they will indicate in your passport the date by which you must leave Canada.

“With your passport(s), make sure you include:
1.The passport request letter you received from IRCC.
2.Any applicable visa application centre (VAC) fees, such as passport transmission fees, courier fees etc.
3.Your contact information, including your email, phone number and return address.
4.The VAC consent forms”

If you're applying as a temporary resident (visitor, student, worker), it takes about four weeks to process your medical exam results. After that, we'll tell you what to do next. If you're applying as a permanent resident, it takes about three months to process your results after we get them from the panel physician.

Canadian visitor visas, known as temporary resident visas, cost CAN$150 for multiple-entry visas, $75 for single-entry visas, and up to $400 for families.

Most visitors to Canada cannot work or study in Canada without a permit. If you are visiting Canada and you want to work or study, you have a few options if you still have legal status in Canada. For a new work permit, you can apply: from your home country or another country where you are lawfully admitted.

Essentially, while you're in Canada as a visitor, there are only specific circumstances that will allow you to apply. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, you may apply for a work permit within Canada under these circumstances: A valid study or work permit is held by your spouse or parents.