E-Visa • U.S. Consular Services in Canada

E-Visa Applications

This page provides information on how investors may apply for an E-visa - also called an Investor Visa; for admission to the U.S. as a Treaty Trader or Treaty Investor. For information of more general interest to Canadians doing business in the U.S. please use the link provided below.

Business Travel to the U.S.

E1/E2 Visa appointment may not be booked via the Visa Information Call Centre nor on-line via NVARS.

Vancouver Consular District

If you are a resident of British Columbia, Alberta or The Yukon, click here for further information and instructions:

E-Visa from the Vancouver Consulate

Elsewhere in Canada

All other persons seeking to process an E visa application in Canada should click here for further information and instructions.

E-Visa from the Toronto Consulate

E1/E2 Dependents (spouse and minor, unmarried children) may book appointments via the Visa Information Call Centre for any post in Canada only if the principal applicant's visa has already been issued. The dependent applicant must present a copy of the Principal Applicant's visa at the time of the interview.

E-3 Visa

E-3 visa applicants may apply via the normal process at the US Embassy or any Consulate.

U.S. Consulates in Canada

I.N.S.

Services formerly provided by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) transitioned into the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) under U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Canadian customers may now inquire about general immigration information at USCIS.Canada@dhs.gov in addition to obtaining immigration information at www.uscis.gov.

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Toronto Consulate

Other U.S. Consulates

Downloads related to this page

Form DS-156

Phone numbers

U.S. Embassy information lines:

1-888-840-0032 from either the U.S. or Canada - you will be asked to provide your credit card number. CA$1.59/minute

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