Do Canadian visa biometrics have an age cut off? [closed]

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What age is biometrics required?

Biometrics collection is mandatory for all foreign nationals between the ages of 14 and 79 who are applying for, claiming or requesting temporary residence (excluding United States [U.S.] nationals), permanent residence or refugee protection.

Who qualifies for biometrics Canada?

Foreign nationals between ages 14 and 79 must submit biometrics if they are applying within Canada as a: foreign worker (including work permit extension) international student (including study permit extension) visa-required visitor (including extending stay)

Can Canada visa be refused after biometrics?

No, when you apply for a visitor visa or a work or study permit and you give your biometrics, they will stay valid for a 10-year period, even if your visa or permit application is refused or has expired.

How many years is the validity of biometrics in Canada?

You only need to give your biometrics once every 10 years. You don't need to give your biometrics again until the 10-year period expires. If you gave biometrics in the past as part of an application for a visitor visa, work or study permit and they're still valid, you don't need to give them again.

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