Is there a Lifeset office in Bhawanigarh?

No — our only licensed office is in Patiala, at Shop No. 2 near the PRTC Workshop on Nabha Road, about 28 km from Bhawanigarh up the Patiala–Sangrur highway, a 35–40 minute drive. There is no branch or franchise in Bhawanigarh, so be cautious of anyone locally claiming to be us. In practice your parents rarely need to travel: the income check, the invitation, the insurance and the forms all run over WhatsApp and phone, with one Patiala visit at most, usually for the final review.

My parents look after the kheti — can they come home for harvest and go back to Canada?

Yes, and this is exactly why the Super Visa suits Bhawanigarh's farming households. It is a multiple-entry visa that can be valid for up to 10 years, so parents can fly home for sowing or harvest and return to the grandchildren without applying all over again. Each entry allows a stay of up to 5 years, so the visa fits their calendar instead of forcing one long, unbroken absence from the land.

How much does my son or daughter in Canada need to earn to invite us?

The host must meet a minimum income based on Canada's Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) for their family size — counting themselves, their dependants and the parents or grandparents being invited. We deliberately do not print a figure here, because it changes with family size and yearly updates. Use our free Super Visa income calculator for a first sense of where your child stands, and we then confirm the current number against their CRA documents. IRCC has also eased the rules recently — a host can rely on either of the two tax years before applying — which helps some families who fell just short before.

Does the medical insurance really have to be bought before we apply?

Yes. IRCC will not accept a quote — the policy must actually be purchased, with proof of payment in the file. It must give at least CAD 100,000 in coverage, be valid for at least one year from your parent's date of entry, and cover health care, hospitalisation and repatriation; IRCC now allows paying in monthly instalments (with the deposit paid upfront and proof of that payment in the file), and the policy can come from a Canadian insurer or an approved insurer outside Canada. We check the policy against each rule so the file is not refused on an insurance technicality.

Should my parents just take a normal visitor visa instead?

Sometimes, yes — and we will tell you if so. A regular visitor visa normally allows stays of up to six months per entry and does not need the host income test or the CAD 100,000 insurance. But for parents who want to actually live with the grandchildren — and come home when the kheti needs them — the Super Visa's 5-year stays and 10-year multiple-entry validity are usually worth the extra requirements. We assess both routes against your child's income and your parents' plans, and recommend honestly.

Can you guarantee our Super Visa will be approved?

No, and no honest consultant can — the decision is entirely the visa officer's. What we control is the strength of the file: a host who genuinely clears the LICO test, a fully compliant purchased insurance policy, a clean invitation, medical and biometrics, and evidence the visit is genuine. If your child's income falls short or a document is not ready, we say so plainly before filing rather than taking a fee for a weak case. That honesty at the start is worth more than any promise.

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Canada Super Visa — so your parents live with the grandchildren for years, not six months, for Bhawanigarh families, checked honestly from Patiala

When your children are settled in Canada but every visit dies at the six-month mark, the Super Visa changes the arithmetic: stays of up to 5 years per visit, on a multiple-entry visa valid up to 10 years. For Bhawanigarh's families — living at the halfway stop on the Patiala–Sangrur road and halfway between two countries — it is the route built for coming and going on your own calendar. Before anything else, we check the one test that decides most of these files: whether your child in Canada clears the minimum income (LICO) requirement for the family size. There is no Lifeset branch in Bhawanigarh — our only licensed office is in Patiala, about 28 km up the highway toward Patiala, a 35–40 minute drive — and most of the file runs over WhatsApp. The decision always rests with the visa officer; what we control is how ready the file is.

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Up to 5 years

Stay allowed per visit on a Super Visa — years with the grandchildren, not the six months a visitor visa gives

Up to 10 years

Multiple-entry validity — parents can fly home for sowing or harvest and return to Canada without applying again

~28 km

From Bhawanigarh up the Patiala–Sangrur highway to our only licensed office, in Patiala — about a 35–40 minute drive; there is no Lifeset branch in Bhawanigarh

For applicants in Bhawanigarh & nearby

Bhawanigarh is the town in the middle — the crossroads roughly halfway along the Patiala–Sangrur highway, where the buses in both directions stop and the roads peel off into a ring of villages on every side. Ask around those villages and the same story repeats house after house: a son in Brampton, a daughter in Abbotsford, and the parents here — carrying the kheti through sowing and harvest, then flying out on a six-month visitor visa that ends just as the grandchildren have grown used to them. The Super Visa is built for exactly this family. It allows parents and grandparents stays of up to five years per visit, on a multiple-entry visa valid up to ten years — long enough to genuinely live with the grandchildren, flexible enough to come home whenever the land or the family calls. But the whole thing stands on one test most families never check first: the child in Canada must clear a minimum income (LICO) for the full family size, counting the parents being invited. We check that honestly before anyone spends a rupee on insurance or a medical, and we say plainly if it falls short. Pro Lifeset Overseas is a Government of Punjab licensed consultancy (Licence No. 849/DC/PTA/PLA/LC-3/2024). There is no Lifeset branch in Bhawanigarh — our only office is in Patiala, about 28 km up the highway, a 35–40 minute drive — and most of the work runs over WhatsApp, in Punjabi if that is easiest.

What we do for you

Handled end to end, by one consultant.

The child-in-Canada income (LICO) test, checked first

The make-or-break requirement in a Super Visa file is host income: your son or daughter in Canada must clear the Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) for their whole family size, counted including the parents being invited. We check your child's CRA figures against the current threshold before you spend a rupee on insurance or a medical. The exact figure changes with family size and yearly updates, so we never quote a stale number — get a first sense from our free Super Visa income calculator, then we confirm the live figure together. If the income is not there yet, we say so plainly and talk about what can change, instead of filing a doomed case for a fee.

Invitation letter and CRA income proof from your child

We help your son or daughter in Canada draft the signed invitation letter and assemble the financial proof behind it — Notice of Assessment, T4, pay slips, an employment letter. Most of this coordination happens directly with your child over WhatsApp, in their Canadian evening and our Indian morning, so nobody in Bhawanigarh is left chasing paperwork across time zones alone. The aim is an income story an officer can verify line by line, with nothing left to assumption.

Medical insurance IRCC will actually accept

IRCC needs a purchased policy, not a quote: at least CAD 100,000 in coverage, valid a full year from your parent's date of entry, covering health care, hospitalisation and repatriation. It can come from a Canadian insurer or, since the 2025 change, from an approved insurer outside Canada — and IRCC now accepts payment in monthly instalments, provided the deposit is paid and its proof goes in the file. We check the policy against every one of these tests, because an insurance technicality is the most avoidable way a parent's file gets refused.

The immigration medical exam, booked and timed

Every Super Visa applicant must complete an immigration medical exam with an IRCC-approved panel physician — a family doctor in Bhawanigarh or Sangrur cannot do it. The nearest approved centres are in the Chandigarh/Mohali area, so we book it as one planned trip and time it so the results reach IRCC together with the application. For elderly parents especially, we sequence the steps so there is no wasted travel back and forth.

Filing, biometrics at VFS Chandigarh, and tracking

One consultant completes the online application, uploads each document correctly, and prepares your parents for biometrics at the VFS Global centre in Chandigarh — the nearest centre, roughly 95 km from Bhawanigarh past Patiala, and another single planned trip. After filing we track the case through to the decision and keep the family updated over WhatsApp, on both sides of the ocean. The decision itself always rests with the visa officer — what we make sure of is that the file gives them no easy reason to say no.

Why Bhawanigarh applicants choose us

A licence you can verify, not a promise on a hoarding

Pro Lifeset Overseas Pvt Ltd holds Government of Punjab consultancy licence No. 849/DC/PTA/PLA/LC-3/2024, valid to 22 July 2029, and works from a registered office on Nabha Road in Patiala. We are upfront that we serve Bhawanigarh from there, about 28 km up the highway — not from a shopfront at your chowk, and not from a mobile number that vanishes after a refusal.

We check the income gate before taking your money

A Super Visa file stands or falls on two gates IRCC itself sets: host income that clears LICO, and an insurance policy that meets the CAD 100,000 rules. So the very first thing we do costs you nothing to get wrong: we test your child's income against the current threshold, and if it falls short we tell you now — not after you have paid for insurance, a medical and a filing.

Built for the Bhawanigarh-to-Patiala distance

A Super Visa file is documents, not desk visits, so almost all of it runs over WhatsApp on +91 91155 80911 — in Punjabi, Hindi or English, which matters when the applicants are elderly parents who should not be making needless trips. Patiala is a 35–40 minute drive for the moments a sit-down genuinely helps, and the harvest calendar is worked around, not ignored.

Honest about what we don't do

We do not process work permits — that needs a separate MEA Recruiting Agent licence under the Emigration Act, which we do not hold — and we do not run IELTS or PTE coaching. And we never guarantee a Super Visa approval: the decision belongs to the visa officer alone, so anyone around Bhawanigarh promising your parents a sure visa is a reason to walk away.

What your parents' Super Visa file needs before we file from Patiala

Proof your child or grandchild in Canada is a citizen or permanent resident — citizenship certificate, PR card or Canadian passport
Your child's income proof for the family size (the LICO test) — CRA Notice of Assessment plus T4 or pay slips; check our free Super Visa income calculator first, and we confirm the live figure
A signed invitation letter from your child or grandchild in Canada
A purchased medical insurance policy — at least CAD 100,000, valid one year from entry, covering health care, hospitalisation and repatriation, from a Canadian or approved outside-Canada insurer
Immigration medical exam completed with an IRCC-approved panel physician in the Chandigarh/Mohali area — a family doctor cannot do it
Proof of relationship — birth certificate or family records linking the parent to the child in Canada
The applicant's valid passport and any past travel history, including earlier Canada or other foreign trips
A phone with WhatsApp — most of the Bhawanigarh-to-Patiala (and Canada-side) back-and-forth happens there

We send you a tailored checklist for your exact case when you get in touch.

FAQs

Is there a Lifeset office in Bhawanigarh?: No — our only licensed office is in Patiala, at Shop No. 2 near the PRTC Workshop on Nabha Road, about 28 km from Bhawanigarh up the Patiala–Sangrur highway, a 35–40 minute drive. There is no branch or franchise in Bhawanigarh, so be cautious of anyone locally claiming to be us. In practice your parents rarely need to travel: the income check, the invitation, the insurance and the forms all run over WhatsApp and phone, with one Patiala visit at most, usually for the final review.
My parents look after the kheti — can they come home for harvest and go back to Canada?: Yes, and this is exactly why the Super Visa suits Bhawanigarh's farming households. It is a multiple-entry visa that can be valid for up to 10 years, so parents can fly home for sowing or harvest and return to the grandchildren without applying all over again. Each entry allows a stay of up to 5 years, so the visa fits their calendar instead of forcing one long, unbroken absence from the land.
How much does my son or daughter in Canada need to earn to invite us?: The host must meet a minimum income based on Canada's Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) for their family size — counting themselves, their dependants and the parents or grandparents being invited. We deliberately do not print a figure here, because it changes with family size and yearly updates. Use our free Super Visa income calculator for a first sense of where your child stands, and we then confirm the current number against their CRA documents. IRCC has also eased the rules recently — a host can rely on either of the two tax years before applying — which helps some families who fell just short before.
Does the medical insurance really have to be bought before we apply?: Yes. IRCC will not accept a quote — the policy must actually be purchased, with proof of payment in the file. It must give at least CAD 100,000 in coverage, be valid for at least one year from your parent's date of entry, and cover health care, hospitalisation and repatriation; IRCC now allows paying in monthly instalments (with the deposit paid upfront and proof of that payment in the file), and the policy can come from a Canadian insurer or an approved insurer outside Canada. We check the policy against each rule so the file is not refused on an insurance technicality.
Should my parents just take a normal visitor visa instead?: Sometimes, yes — and we will tell you if so. A regular visitor visa normally allows stays of up to six months per entry and does not need the host income test or the CAD 100,000 insurance. But for parents who want to actually live with the grandchildren — and come home when the kheti needs them — the Super Visa's 5-year stays and 10-year multiple-entry validity are usually worth the extra requirements. We assess both routes against your child's income and your parents' plans, and recommend honestly.
Can you guarantee our Super Visa will be approved?: No, and no honest consultant can — the decision is entirely the visa officer's. What we control is the strength of the file: a host who genuinely clears the LICO test, a fully compliant purchased insurance policy, a clean invitation, medical and biometrics, and evidence the visit is genuine. If your child's income falls short or a document is not ready, we say so plainly before filing rather than taking a fee for a weak case. That honesty at the start is worth more than any promise.

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