Sponsor Your Loved Ones To Immigrate To Canada

Sponsoring a spouse or common-law partner and their dependant children in Canada or abroad is possible. They must be 18 and a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

Canadian citizens or permanent residents who are in a romantic relationship with a foreign national can sponsor their partner for permanent status. Spouses, common-law partners, and conjugal partners can sponsor. Sponsorship has two main options: Outland and Inland sponsorship.

(1) Age 18 or older

(2) Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. 

(3) If the sponsor is a Canadian citizen residing abroad, they must demonstrate their intention to move to Canada once the relative becomes a permanent resident.

(4) Permanent residents outside Canada cannot be sponsored.

(5) Show that they are not receiving government aid for non-disability causes.

(6) Support themselves, their partner, and their dependent children financially.

The province of Quebec regulates immigration. 

(1) Sponsors in Quebec must apply first.

(2) Sponsors will get email or letter instructions to download Quebec's sponsorship package if they meet federal sponsorship standards.

(3) The Quebec undertaking kit must be submitted. The Quebec government undertaking application must include a copy of the email or letter.

The Quebec government will evaluate the sponsorship application and notify the candidate of eligibility.

A spouse or common-law partner with a valid work or study permit can work or study. During permanent residency application, a spouse or common law partner can apply for an open work permit.

Candidates for permanent residency, work, study, or visit in Canada may be permitted to include dependant children. Children under 22 without a spouse or partner are dependent.

Family-class children receive Canadian permanent status and can study and work in Canada.

(1) Reach 18 or older.

(2) Have Canadian citizenship, permanent residency with the aim to return, or Indian Act registration.

(3) Ability to meet your own and your dependant children's and spouse's needs

(4) Show your parental relationship to your youngster.

(5) No criminal record.

(6) Not be imprisoned, bankrupt, or facing significant criminal charges.

(7) Respect past sponsorship agreements.

(8) Not be under immigration inquiry.

(9) No need for income aid until disabled.

To qualify,

(1) a kid must be under 22

(2) not a spouse or common-law partner, relying heavily on parental financial support, and be unable to sustain oneself due to physical or mental conditions.

(3) Born to the applicant or through aided human reproduction

(4) If the child was born to the parent's spouse or partner, it was not linked to the parent making the application.

Quebec's child sponsorship process is distinct. A few extra steps are needed beyond IRCC requirements. A provincial family law application must be filed with MIFI after a federal filing with IRCC. Candidates must then apply for the Quebec Selection Certificate.

In Quebec, the project is different. This agreement requires the candidate to sponsor the child for a set time and provide their basic needs.

(1) Get an application packet from the government website. This bundle includes a detailed tutorial and forms for accurate completion.

(2) Online payment includes the processing charge for all applicants, the Right of Permanent Residence charge, the biometric fee, and any third-party expenses.

(3) Follow the supplied steps to submit your completed application.

(4) Provide supporting documentation as asked by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.