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If your application is denied, you’ll receive an explanation. You may be able to reapply or apply for a standard visa if needed. 

Generally, tourists applying for a Canada eTA do not need to disclose their bank balance. The application process primarily involves filling out an online form, and financial details are typically not required for approval. While there may be occasional requests for additional information or supporting documents, providing a bank balance is usually not necessary for eTA approval. 

With a Canadian eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization), you can visit Canada multiple times over a 5-year period from the date of issuance. However, each stay must not exceed 6 months. To ensure a smooth entry, make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned travel dates. This passport validity helps avoid any complications with your travel plans. In summary, an eTA permits multiple visits within a 5-year timeframe, with each visit limited to 6 months, so keep your passport updated for a hassle-free travel experience. 

Yes, if your passport is lost, stolen or it expired. However, once approved, your eTA is valid for up to 5 years or until your passport expires, whichever comes first. During this time, you can enter Canada multiple times, but each visit must not exceed 6 months. 

Yes, you can apply for a Canadian eTA even if you have a criminal record, provided the offenses are minor. Serious criminal convictions may prevent you from obtaining an eTA. For minor infractions, like a speeding ticket, or if the statute of limitations for past offenses has expired, you can still apply. However, you may need to submit additional documentation for review during the application process.