Can I apply for a Canada tourist visa without a bank statement?

Yes. A bank statement is an optional document when you apply for a Canada tourist visa. On the other hand, applicants are required to submit an identity document to complete the visa application process. This may be:

passports (regular, official, or diplomatic). The passport used to apply for a Canadian visa must remain valid for no less than six months from the intended date of arrival in the country.
alien’s passport for stateless persons
US Permit to Re-Enter (Form I-327)
US Refugee Travel Document (Form I-571)
other refugee travel documents for non-citizens

Additional may be necessary to grant you a visa; thus, you should check visa requirements regularly to update your documentation.

There are two common types of visas travelers must acquire to travel to Canada: either a visitor visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). The entry document required for your trip to Canada will depend on several factors. These include the type of travel document you intend to use, the country that issued your travel document, your nationality, and the method of travel you will be using to enter Canada. If you are eligible for a Canadian ETA, it is advisable to apply for this type as it is more convenient and easy to obtain. Let's contact Canada Immigration Services for the most up-to-date information on Canada ETAs and any travel assistance to this beautiful country.

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