10-day cost

Budget to show adequate financial establishment on a 10-day visit to British Columbia

Written and Edited by Peter AkarakiriLast updated on October 1, 2026
A horse-drawn carriage and a rental bicycle on the Stanley Park seawall, with a geodesic dome across the harbour

IRCC publishes no visitor-visa minimum. A 10-day visit to Vancouver priced on this page is CAD $4,605.00, which is ₦4,485,823 at ₦974.12 per CAD on 28 September 2026. That rate is the one already used on the will-depart page. A return ticket is not in the total. The funds sentence still asks where the money came from, and whether income continues after the trip.

Stanley Park has no gate fee. The carriage line is the peak adult rate, 1 May to 14 October, tax included. From 15 October to 15 December the adult rate is CAD $70. From 1 March to 30 April it is CAD $65. The carriages do not run from 16 December to the end of February. This total uses CAD $88.

Nine nights at CAD $343 are in this total. That figure is Destination Vancouver’s average daily rate for January–June 2026, before the taxes on a receipt. If your receipt is lower, use the receipt. A return flight is not in the total.

10-day cost of visiting Vancouver, in Canadian dollars and naira
LineCanadian dollarsNaira
Food, 10 daysNational Joint Council meal allowance for Canada, 100 percent, up to day 30, effective 1 October 2026. CAD $123.20 a day. Taxes are in the allowance. This is not an IRCC rule. It prices food when the itinerary names no restaurant.CAD $1,232.00₦1,200,116
Science World, one adultPublic adult price, ages 19–64.CAD $37.50₦36,530
Stanley Park horse-drawn tour, one adultPeak rate, 1 May–14 October. Tax included. Grounds themselves are free.CAD $88.00₦85,723
Bicycle, one all-day rentalBikes and Blades, 718 Denman Street. All-day single bike.CAD $35.00₦34,094
TransLink DayPass, 10 daysAdult DayPass, all zones, CAD $12.55. Bylaw price from 1 July 2026. One pass a day.CAD $125.50₦122,252
Hotel, 9 nightsDestination Vancouver average daily rate, January–June 2026, CAD $343. Nine nights. Taxes on the folio are extra.CAD $3,087.00₦3,007,108
Total on this pageCAD $4,605.00₦4,485,823

Providing proof of sufficient funds is one factor.

Paste your letter for the other refusal factors.

Six months of salary against this total

The July 2024 minimum-wage bill set ₦70,000 a month. 6 months of that wage, saved in full, is ₦420,000. At ₦974.12 per CAD that is CAD $431.16. This page’s total is CAD $4,605.00. The naira shortfall is ₦4,065,823. Converted at the same rate, that shortfall is CAD $4,173.84, before the ticket.

A worked payslip of ₦850,000 a month is not a court file. 6 months of it, saved in full, is ₦5,100,000, which is CAD $5,235.49. Saved-in-full is the generous case. Rent and food at home come out first. The credits on the statement still have to be those payslips. A closing balance with no salary line does not answer source, availability, and ongoing income.

The other 10-day totals

10-day British Columbia funds FAQ

Does IRCC publish a minimum balance for a 10-day visit to British Columbia?

No. IRCC’s visitor-visa page asks you to show you can support the visit. It does not print a dollar minimum. This page prices 10 days in Vancouver at CAD $4,605.00, which is ₦4,485,823. A return ticket is not in that figure.

Six months of the ₦70,000 minimum wage, saved in full, covers this total?

No. 6 months at ₦70,000 is ₦420,000, which is CAD $431.16 at ₦974.12 per CAD on 28 September 2026. This page’s total is CAD $4,605.00. The gap is CAD $4,173.84. The food line alone, on a province that uses the Canada meal column, is already above that salary.

Watch the questions, the analysis, and the evidence

Check out this video to learn about answering a number of questions, get free analysis and personalized evidences for your application.

8 major factors Canada visa officer checks

Eight factors a Canada visa officer may check, and what they may look at for each
Officer checks

Why Canada? Tourism, family visit, event, business, etc.; itinerary; duration; whether the activities make sense

Employment, business, property, spouse, children, family responsibilities, studies, other obligations

Job stability, position, salary, length of employment, approved leave, business ownership and activity

Bank balances, transaction history, income, savings, source of funds, ability to pay for the trip and return

Family remaining in the home country versus relatives/family in Canada; overall circumstances

Previous international travel, visas, compliance with previous visits, previous Canadian/US/UK/Schengen travel, etc.

Previous refusals, overstays, unauthorized work/study, removals, previous applications and information provided

Criminality, security, medical/financial inadmissibility, misrepresentation, and whether the information/documents are consistent and credible

What is ImmigrationDM?

ImmigrationDM makes it easy to respond to a Canada visitor visa refusal.

You can use the Refusal Analysis to read the officer's reasons and see the missing paper. It asks about country, purpose, funds, and home ties, then you paste the letter. You get the concerns in order and the documents that prove each claim.

The free checkers test the money side of the file before you submit. The Source of Funds Checker shows whether the file explains where the money came from. The Trip Cost Checker compares the trip you typed with the balance you typed.

No matter where you are after a Canada visitor visa refusal, ImmigrationDM is here to help you prepare the next file.

Tools to help with a stronger application

Same checkers as the tool pages. They run on what you type.

Source of Funds Checker

Who is paying?
What did you send for the money?
Was any deposit larger than one month of income?
Was the balance low before that deposit?
Is there a document for that deposit?
Is the money in the payer’s name, and can they withdraw it?
Does income continue after the trip?

Trip Cost Checker

How long is the stay?

Canada immigration laws

The consolidated Act and Regulations on Justice Laws. IRPA 34 to 42 is the on-site grounds page.

GCMS notes versus officer decision notes

The decision note comes with the refusal letter. GCMS notes are the rest of the file.

GCMS notes vs officer decision notesWhich applications get the note with the letter, from which date, and when you still request the file.Read the guide

Inadmissible grounds

IRPA sections 34 to 42 are the grounds. A letter that cites IRPR 179(b) is a different test.

Canada inadmissibility groundsSecurity through an inadmissible family member, and why a standard visitor refusal is not that finding.Read the guide

Other Canada visitor visa immigration resources

These pages cover the refusal letter, the money, the ties, and the papers that change by country.

Sources

General information from the regulation and IRCC’s public pages. Not legal advice. Not a prediction of a visa decision.