Family sponsorship is a way for Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor certain relatives from other countries to come to Canada as permanent residents. One of the objectives of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act is to see that families are reunited in Canada, who have been separated by distance.
You may be eligible to sponsor certain relatives, like spouse, partner or dependent children, parents and grandparents to come to live study or work in Canada if you meet the following basic requirements:
Some spousal sponsorships may be complicated, especially when the sponsor’s themselves are not physically present in Canada. In such scenarios you are better off seeking professional help.
Interested Candidates are encouraged to complete the Free Evaluation Form by clicking on the Link Below:
Are you a Canadian Permanent Resident?
Are you a Canadian Citizen?
- What is the date of marriage?
- What is the country of citizenship of your spouse?
- What is the current country of residence of your spouse and what is his/her legal status in that country?
- Have you been living together for the last 12 months?
- If yes, date at which cohabitation started:
If yes, when do you expect the marriage to take place?
What is your child’s date of birth?
Please indicate your total income as declared on line 150 of your Notice of Assessment for each of the three taxation years immediately preceding this date:
Please indicate your spouse’s total income as declared on line 150 of his/her Notice of Assessment for each of the three taxation years immediately preceding this date:
How many children do you have?
How old are they?
Are you sponsoring both your mother and father?
Do your parents have a dependent child who will be included in their application?
If yes, what is the date of birth of the dependent child?
