To meet the financial eligibility requirements for a Super Visa to Canada, you would typically need to demonstrate that you have a stable income or sufficient financial resources to support yourself and your family members during your stay in Canada. While there isn^t a specific income threshold set by immigration authorities, you should be able to show that you can cover your expenses without relying on public funds.
As a general guideline, providing proof of an annual income above the low-income cutoff (LICO) for your family size in Canada is often recommended. The LICO is a threshold used by immigration officials to assess whether a sponsor has enough income to support their family members coming to Canada.
As of 2022, the LICO figures for 1 to 5 persons in Canada are approximately:
1 person: CAD 27,514
2 persons: CAD 34,254
3 persons: CAD 42,100
4 persons: CAD 51,128
5 persons: CAD 57,988
6 person $65,400
7 person $72,814
More than 7 people (for each extra person added) $7,412
These figures are subject to change, and it^s essential to verify the most current LICO figures at the time of application. Additionally, remember that you would also need to provide other supporting documents, such as proof of medical insurance, to meet the Super Visa requirements.